disembarrass

• Verbe littéraire ou vieilli signifiant débarrasser quelqu'un ou quelque chose de ce qui l'encombre, le gêne ou lui pèse ; délivrer d'un fardeau ou d'une gêne.

An obsolete verb meaning to free or disengage someone from something troublesome, embarrassing, or burdensome.

1. Free from embarrassmentC2formal

   To relieve someone from a state of confusion, perplexity, or embarrassment.

   Débarrasser de l'embarras

   • The teacher's clear explanation disembarrassed the confused student.
   • He tried to disembarrass himself from the awkward situation.
   • Her kind words disembarrassed him after his mistake.

   Synonymesdisencumberdisentangleextricatefreerelieverid

2. Remove an obstacle or burdenC2formal

   To free someone or something from a difficulty, encumbrance, or obstruction.

   Débarrasser d'un obstacle ou d'une charge

   • The lawyer disembarrassed the client from the legal complications.
   • They worked to disembarrass the road of fallen debris.
   • She disembarrassed her schedule of unnecessary meetings.

   Synonymescleardisencumberdisentangleextricatefreerelieveridunburden

   Antonymesburdenencumberhamperimpedeloadobstructweigh