intrench
verb as in strong fondness
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Example:The new policy aims to disentrench the old bureaucratic rules.
Definition:to remove or undo what has been entrenched, often politically or legally
From disentrench
Example:He risked exposing his position to enemy attacks by moving too close to the front lines.
Definition:to make vulnerable or open to attack or danger
From expose
Example:The government had to retrench its spending due to the economic downturn.
Definition:to reduce or cut back, often by cutting expenses
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