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• v  release from entanglement of difficulty

• As he tries to disencumber himself of the Watergate crimes and conspiracies, President Nixon repeatedly cries out, "The time has come for the rest of us to get on with the urgent .
• He says he has no use for ''the thing'' in its entirety, so let me offer to disencumber his apartment and find a more welcoming home for the set.
• The Company also expects to disencumber more than $500 million in additional assets as a result of scheduled debt maturities later this year.

• extricate
• untangle
• disentangle