unlodge Antonyms
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Meaning of unlodge
Webster
unlodge (v. t.)
To dislodge; to deprive of lodgment.
unlodge Sentence Examples
- The team struggled to unlodge the boulder that had blocked the trail.
- The dentist used a specialized tool to unlodge the piece of food stuck between my teeth.
- The firefighters carefully unlodged the victim from the rubble of the collapsed building.
- The veterinarian gently unlodged the tick that had embedded itself in the dog's ear.
- The archaeologist meticulously unlodged the ancient artifact from the excavation site.
- The mechanic used a crowbar to unlodge the rusted lug nuts on the tire.
- The hiker used his trekking pole to unlodge a loose rock from the path.
- The engineer used a hydraulic jack to unlodge the heavy machinery that had become stuck.
- The diver struggled to unlodge his foot from the coral reef.
- The surgeon carefully unlodged the blood clot that was blocking the patient's artery.
FAQs About the word unlodge
To dislodge; to deprive of lodgment.
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The team struggled to unlodge the boulder that had blocked the trail.
The dentist used a specialized tool to unlodge the piece of food stuck between my teeth.
The firefighters carefully unlodged the victim from the rubble of the collapsed building.
The veterinarian gently unlodged the tick that had embedded itself in the dog's ear.
