debarrass Synonyms
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debarrass Meaning
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debarrass (v. t.)
To disembarrass; to relieve.
debarrass Sentence Examples
- She decided to debarrass her closet of old clothes and donate them to charity.
- Before the move, they sought to debarrass their home of unnecessary clutter.
- The spring cleaning involved debarrassing the attic of years' worth of accumulated items.
- He aimed to debarrass his mind of worries by practicing mindfulness meditation.
- The team worked together to debarrass the workspace of unnecessary paperwork.
- Marie Kondo's method advocates for debarrassing one's life of possessions that do not spark joy.
- As part of the renovation process, they planned to debarrass the house of outdated furniture.
- The therapist guided her clients through techniques to debarrass their minds of negative thought patterns.
- During the pandemic, many people took the opportunity to debarrass their homes of unused items.
- They organized a community event to debarrass the local park of litter and debris.
FAQs About the word debarrass
To disembarrass; to relieve.
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She decided to debarrass her closet of old clothes and donate them to charity.
Before the move, they sought to debarrass their home of unnecessary clutter.
The spring cleaning involved debarrassing the attic of years' worth of accumulated items.
He aimed to debarrass his mind of worries by practicing mindfulness meditation.
