verb
disencumber
Disencumber (verb) means to take away a burden or problem from someone or something.
verb
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To take away a burden or problem from someone or something.
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What is the meaning of disencumber?
"disencumber" (verb) means to take away a burden or problem from someone or something.
What is another word for disencumber?
Other words for "disencumber" include disentangle, extricate, untangle.
What is the opposite of disencumber?
Opposites of "disencumber" include saddle, load, encumber.
