15 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Dislodge' in a Sentence
"To remove or force something out of a particular place." more
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The sailor tried to dislodge the anchor that had become stuck in the rocky seabed.
The locksmith will carefully dislodge the broken key from the door lock.
She was dislodging the stubborn stain from the fabric with a stain remover.
After hours of effort, the locksmith will have dislodged the jammed key from the old lock.
The team has been dislodging opponents from the top spot in the league standings.
The intense rainfall had dislodged the soil, causing a mudslide down the hill.
As the storm intensifies, the strong winds will be dislodging branches from the trees.
The chef was dislodging bones from the fish fillet with precision.
The group's aim was to dislodge the current record holder by setting a new world record.
She used a spatula to dislodge the burnt cookies from the baking tray.
She attempted to dislodge the stuck piece of toast from the toaster using a knife.
She will have been dislodging old files from the dusty shelves in the archive room.
The astronaut is dislodging a stuck latch on the spaceship's door.
The heavy rain and flooding threatened to dislodge the bridge supports.
She used a chisel to dislodge the piece of marble from the larger block for sculpting.
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