CEFR B2

unlodge

verb

Meaning

To remove or dislodge something that is stuck, fixed, or embedded in a place.

Examples

The firefighters worked to unlodge the car from the mud.
It took several attempts to unlodge the stubborn cork from the wine bottle.

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unlodge (B2)

verb

Pronunciation: /ʌnˈlɒdʒ/

Definition

To remove or dislodge something that is stuck, fixed, or embedded in a place.

Examples

The firefighters worked to unlodge the car from the mud.
It took several attempts to unlodge the stubborn cork from the wine bottle.

How to Use unlodge

unlodge something from something (prepositional phrase): to remove something from a place — "The firefighters worked to unlodge the car from the mud."
unlodge someone from somewhere (prepositional phrase): to force someone to leave a place — "The landlord tried to unlodge the tenants from the building."

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