WREST
(verb) obtain by seizing forcibly or violently, also metaphorically
"wrest the knife from his hands", "wrest a meaning from the old text", "wrest power from the old government"
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Mnemonics for wrest
(Tag: ) wrest originates from the root word, wrestling ...everyone knows the meaning of wrestling.
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(Tag: ) in wrestling, wrestlers wrest the champions belt.. other meaning : no rest means wrest means u working hard to achieve something
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(Tag: ) police arrest criminal and wrest him into the jail
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(Tag: ) Wrest and pressed...the child's mother tried to wrest the coin out of his hand but the child pressed it closer to himself.
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