disencumber
dis·en·cum·ber
verb \ˌdis-ən-ˈkəm-bər\Definition of DISENCUMBER
transitive verb
: to free from encumbrance : disburden
Examples of DISENCUMBER
- <we disencumbered our pack animals as soon as we made camp that night>
- <a simple statement of the terms of the contract disencumbered of legal jargon>
Origin of DISENCUMBER
Middle French desencombrer, from des- dis- + encombrer to encumber
First Known Use: 1598
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