0 the act of removing something or someone from a place or setting them free with difficulty:
Unskilled extrication of victims who have suffered neck injury can cause serious damage.
Some people were assisted out of their damaged homes but there were no major extrications.
She realised that any ideas of easy extrication from the relationship were over-optimistic.
the extrication of British forces from Iraq
The drugs only led to a worsened situation from which extrication seemed almost impossible.
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