1. to free from embarrassment, difficulty, or an awkward situation
Usage: formal; third person singular present tense of disembarrass
2. to rid of something burdensome or unwanted
Usage: formal; often used with 'of'

Examples

• The new policy disembarrasses the company of unnecessary regulations.
• She disembarrasses herself from the awkward conversation by excusing herself politely.
• The lawyer disembarrasses his client from legal complications.
• This solution disembarrasses the team of their previous constraints.
• He disembarrasses the situation with a well-timed joke.
• The reform disembarrasses small businesses of excessive paperwork.