dislodge

The fighting was of a most desperate character, the assailants finding it nearly impossible to master or dislodge the foe.

In his experience he had found that all instruments will occasionally fail to dislodge the deposit.

This, when it can be conveniently applied, will be certain either to dislodge or to kill them.

When I propose to dislodge her in view of certain experiments, I find some difficulty in doing so.

Several shells were also fired into it to dislodge the enemy, but the guns were too small to effect a breach.

The soldier's part is to keep within the lines until ordered forward in attack to dislodge the foe.

He was still confronted by 8,000 men on Brooklyn Heights, and the problem was how to dislodge them.

For the remainder of that evening he never left my side, and no one could dislodge him, to my great vexation.

Beyond the town King Henry's army held a position so strong that Edward found it impossible to dislodge him.

I made frantic although necessarily silent efforts to dislodge it, and it bit me severely.