disgage Sentence Examples
- The soldiers had to disengage from the battle due to heavy losses.
- When the negotiations reached an impasse, the diplomats had no choice but to disengage.
- The politician disengaged himself from the scandal by issuing a public statement.
- The company disengaged from the unprofitable venture, cutting its losses.
- The students were asked to disengage from their cell phones during the exam.
- The doctor disengaged the patient from the ventilator after he had recovered.
- The climbers had to disengage from the mountain due to bad weather conditions.
- The athlete disengaged from the competition after suffering an injury.
- The couple disengaged from each other after a long and painful separation.
- The employee disengaged from the company after feeling undervalued and underappreciated.
disgage Meaning
Webster
disgage (v. t.)
To free from a gage or pledge; to disengage.
Synonyms & Antonyms of disgage
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FAQs About the word disgage
To free from a gage or pledge; to disengage.
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The soldiers had to disengage from the battle due to heavy losses.
When the negotiations reached an impasse, the diplomats had no choice but to disengage.
The politician disengaged himself from the scandal by issuing a public statement.
The company disengaged from the unprofitable venture, cutting its losses.
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