dislimb in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

DISLIMB: To remove or sever parts from a whole, particularly in reference to damaged tissue or aspirations.

The surgeon had to dislimb the damaged tissue to save the patient's life.
After the accident, he faced the reality of dislimbing his former ambitions.
The artist's work often explores themes of loss, including the metaphorical dislimbing of dreams.
In his novel, the protagonist undergoes a journey of dislimbing from his troubled past.
The documentary highlighted the impact of war, showcasing the dislimbing of communities and families.