disembed
/dɪzˈɛmbɛd/Definitions
1. verb
to cause (something, especially a part of a larger whole) to become detached or separate from it
“The surgeon carefully disembedded the bone from the surrounding tissue.”
2. verb
to remove (something, especially a part of a larger whole) from the surrounding material
“The artist disembedded the image from the background using a computer program.”
3. verb
to make (something, especially a part of a larger whole) detached or separate from the surrounding material
“The geologist disembedded the fossil from the surrounding rock.”
4. verb
to make (something, especially a part of a larger whole) come out or be removed from the surrounding material
“The engineer disembedded the wire from the insulation.”