12 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Disembarrass' in a Sentence
"To free or release from something troublesome, embarrassing, or the like, by untangling or extricating." more
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The chef will have disembarrassed the recipe of any confusing steps for the cooking class.
The expert helped her disembarrass the knots in the intricate knitting pattern.
A good organizer can disembarrass a cluttered space and create a sense of order.
The detective had disembarrassed the case from all misleading clues.
With determination, she sought to disembarrass her mind from worries and focus on the present.
I have disembarrassed myself from the financial troubles that haunted me for months.
The parent tried to disembarrass the child from fear by providing reassurance.
While juggling multiple tasks, he was disembarrassing his schedule for the upcoming week.
The gardener will be disembarrassing the garden of overgrown weeds next month.
She disembarrassed her schedule to make time for the important meeting.
He has been disembarrassing himself from the burdens of past mistakes.
The therapist is disembarrassing the patient's mind of anxious thoughts.
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