dismember

IPA: dɪsmˈɛmbɝ

Examples of "dismember" in Sentences

They don't dismember their victims, Trestrail says.
I won't argue with you or "dismember" you because your points are valid.
Ms Rice said it had been "deeply disconcerting" that Russia had tried to "dismember"
Finally, Geithner's language - he wants to "dismember" failed financial firms "safely" - is interesting.
His son Saif al-Islam threatened to dismember the country and plunge it into a civil war that will last for 30 or 40 years.
I know they 'cheat' on them to make them easier to "dismember" as my kids and I used to say, but it's still aggravating when you encounter them in print.
The alternative is to kill the fetus in the uterus and then dismember it, removing it piece by piece, with each intrusion into the uterus running the risk of perforating the uterus and increasing the danger of infection.
When the dust settled in the pre-dawn darkness Saturday, the House passed a CR that is less a spending guide than a policy manifesto to gut, dismember, defund or derail protections we've relied upon for years, if not decades.