stagger from
Frequency: 6.03.8 per million words
To walk unsteadily away from something or as a result of something.
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- After the long hike, he began to stagger from exhaustion.
- The wounded soldier managed to stagger from the battlefield.
- She watched him stagger from the pub, clearly drunk.
- Having worked all night, I could barely stagger from my desk.
- The boxer had to stagger from the ring after the knockout.
- He will probably stagger from the party around midnight.
- The old man was seen to stagger from the collapsed building.
- By dawn, the survivors began to stagger from the wreckage.
- She sometimes staggers from her bed in a daze after a bad dream.
- The weary traveler had to stagger from the desert with little water.