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- adjective Not
trapped .
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Examples
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We "untrapped" her yesterday afternoon, and she was like a little kid let out to play.
Polimom Says 2008
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After all, how much do you need to say in a story where only two things really happen -- a guy's arm gets trapped, and the guy cuts off his own arm to get untrapped?
Jonathan Kim: ReThink Review: 127 Hours -- Between a Rock and an Overrated Place Jonathan Kim 2010
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After all, how much do you need to say in a story where only two things really happen -- a guy's arm gets trapped, and the guy cuts off his own arm to get untrapped?
Jonathan Kim: ReThink Review: 127 Hours -- Between a Rock and an Overrated Place Jonathan Kim 2010
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After all, how much do you need to say in a story where only two things really happen -- a guy's arm gets trapped, and the guy cuts off his own arm to get untrapped?
Jonathan Kim: ReThink Review: 127 Hours -- Between a Rock and an Overrated Place Jonathan Kim 2010
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But they are working right now to cut him out and get that person untrapped from that driver's seat, guys.
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Mountain men tended to amble when they traveled—good hunting, an untrapped stream, native women, or general laziness might slow them down.
The Berrybender Narratives Larry McMurtry 2004
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One could say that a sunao mind is an untrapped mind, free to adapt itself effectively to new circumstances.
Matsushita Leadership John P. Kotter 1997
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Wet curing prevents the evaporation of untrapped water from within the blocks which is vital for the lime-clay reactions to occur.
Chapter 6 1995
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Lorentz, assuming a fixed aether, untrapped and undragged, had nevertheless obtained an electromag - netic derivation of Fresnel's formula far more con - vincing than that given by Fresnel.
RELATIVITY BANESH HOFFMANN 1968
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But hundreds of others, untrapped, filled the fluid about them.
Fantastic Voyage Asimov, Isaac, 1920- 1966
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