1. to pull or tear away forcibly; to separate or wrench apart
Usage: formal or literary; often used in medical or anatomical contexts

Examples

• The surgeon had to divulse the damaged tissue to prevent infection.
• The storm's violent winds divulsed branches from the ancient oak tree.
• The roots were divulsed from the soil during the excavation.
• He divulsed the pages from the binding with a sharp tug.
• The accident divulsed several ligaments in her shoulder.