Similar words: embarrass, embarrassed, embarrassing, embarrassment, embarrassingly, disembark, embarassment, disembowel. Meaning: [‚dɪsɪm'bærəs] 
v. relieve from.
v. relieve from. 
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1. The teacher disembarrassed the student of the qusetion she couldn't answer.
2. He disembarrassed himself of his heavy luggage.
3. The kid disembarrassed her of the heavy bag.
4. He disembarrassed his friend of the trouble of lack of ready money.
5. Who can disembarrass her of worriment?
6. Let me disembarrass you of that heavy box, sir.
7. Most of the representatives offered to disembarrass the government of its protection dependent island state.
8. That is well known that money makes people disembarrass. But what to do when someone has no cash? Th.
9. Most of the representatives offered to disembarrass the government of its protection of the small dependent island state.
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