wrest in a sentence
v. t.
📚 Grade Level: Grade 6, Grade 7, Grade 8
Definition
WREST: to forcibly take something from someone or to extract information through effort or struggle.
Sample Sentences
- She tried to wrest the microphone away from him during the heated debate.
- The detective aimed to wrest the truth from the reluctant witnesses.
- In a dramatic moment, the hero had to wrest control of the situation from the villain.
- It took all her strength to wrest the heavy box from the grip of the floodwaters.
- The activists hoped to wrest attention to their cause through a powerful demonstration.
- She tried to wrest the remote control from his hands.
- The detective had to wrest the truth from the reluctant witness.
- He managed to wrest control of the situation back from chaos.
- It took all her strength to wrest the heavy box from the shelf.
- In a moment of desperation, he decided to wrest the opportunity away from his rival.