Sample Sentences fordislodge (auto-selected)
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They it was who dislodged the goblins from the mountain—slopes, casting them over precipices, or driving them down shrieking and bewildered among their foes. (source)dislodged = removed by force
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Kaa had only just worked his way over the west wall, landing with a wrench that dislodged a coping stone into the ditch. (source)dislodged = removed from its place
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...as usual, with no warning, he thought he felt his mind dislodge itself and teeter, like insecure luggage on an overhead rack. (source)dislodge = forcefully move or remove
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And then tug by tug he realized he would never be able to dislodge it. (source)dislodge = move or remove
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Marvin tossed his horns as if trying to dislodge his bells.† (source)
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He began to dig, moving the sand with care not to dislodge another slide.† (source)
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She swatted and clawed, trying to dislodge him.† (source)
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In his dying convulsions the ax had become dislodged from the wound.† (source)
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Dislodging with their tongues the sodden yellow mulch that stuck to the roofs of their mouths.† (source)
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His foot dislodges a pebble and it falls into the abyss, apparently gone forever.† (source)
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He grabbed her nose and pinched it closed, and try as she might, she could not dislodge his fingers.† (source)
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Fudge will soon wish he'd never dislodged me from Hogwarts, I promise you.'† (source)
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The Lord Commander swung down off his saddle, dislodging the raven from his shoulder.† (source)
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Every footstep that dislodges anything, a small rock, a pile of shale, seems like it might cause an earthshaking avalanche.† (source)
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Still, fear eluded her, even as she longed to feel terrified, anything to dislodge the blade jammed against her heart.† (source)
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The terrific acceleration of the saucer as it left Earth twisted Billy's slumbering body, distorted his face, dislodged him m time, sent him back to the war.† (source)
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