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Wrest from

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Struggle ImpliedPlay
The phrase suggests a struggle or competition to obtain something, not a peaceful transfer. SlideShe had to wrest the lead role from her talented competitor.
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'Wrest from' doesn't always mean physically taking; it can be used metaphorically. SlideHe wrested the truth from the rumors.
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Forceful ActionPlay
Involves a forceful action, often suggesting desperation or determination. SlideThe activist wrested attention from the media for the cause.