7 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Disgorge' in a Sentence
"To forcefully expel or throw out contents, such as food or liquid, from the throat, mouth, or stomach; essentially, to vomit forth." more
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The overloaded cargo ship has disgorged its containers, creating chaos at the port.
The tropical storm has disgorged heavy rains, causing flooding in low-lying areas.
The horror movie has disgorged a series of chilling scenes that will haunt the audience.
The ancient artifact has been carefully restored, revealing the secrets it had disgorged.
The troubled company has disgorged its financial troubles in a candid press release.
The malfunctioning machine has disgorged faulty products, leading to a product recall.
The overloaded landfill has disgorged harmful pollutants into the surrounding soil.
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