Difference between Disentangle and Extricate

DISENTANGLE vs EXTRICATE: VERB

To free from entanglement; to release from a condition of being intricately and confusedly involved or interlaced; to reduce to orderly arrangement; to straighten out.
To extricate from complication and perplexity; disengage from embarrassing connection or intermixture; to disembroil; to set free; to separate.

To free from entanglement; extricate from a state of involvement, disorder, or confusion: as, to disentangle a skein of thread, a mass of cordage, a set of accounts, or the affairs of a bankrupt firm.
To loose from that in or by which anything is entangled; extricate from whatever involves, perplexes, embarrasses, or confuses; disengage: as, to disentangle an object from a mass of twisted cord; to disentangle one's self from business, from political affairs, or from the cares and temptations of life.

In entomology, extruded: applied to the ovipositor when the valves and vagina are entirely without the body, whether in use or not, as in many Ichneumonidæ.
Synonyms Disentangle, etc. (see disengage); relieve, deliver, set free.
To set loose or free; evolve; excrete.
To disentangle; disengage; free: as, to extricate one from a perilous or embarrassing situation; to extricate one's self from debt.

Differentiate, Untie, Unravel, Discern, Distinguish, Disembroil, Comb out, Disinvolve, Disencumber, Straighten out, Comb, Unsnarl, Unwind, Extricate, Untangle

Detach, Retrieve, Decouple, Liberate, Salvage, Remove, Emancipate, Pull, Rescue, Extract, Disengage, Escape, Disencumber, Untangle, Disentangle

Determine, Segregate, Unknot, Detach, Differentiate, Untie, Unravel, Discern, Distinguish, Disinvolve, Comb out, Straighten out, Comb, Unsnarl, Untangle

Relieve, Wrest, Detach, Retrieve, Decouple, Liberate, Salvage, Remove, Emancipate, Pull, Rescue, Extract, Escape, Untangle, Disentangle

This makes it difficult to disentangle the transmission mechanisms.
To separate, disjoin, take off, untie, disentangle, extricate, unravel.
It is important that we disentangle those two concepts.
ADHD, although they cannot disentangle the direction of causality.
Future research is necessary to disentangle this inconsistency.
Future research will have to disentangle these components.
Previous studies were unable to disentangle this complexity.
It is impossible to disentangle faith and repentance.
We disentangle and brush the dust off ourselves.
Nausea, disrelish, disliberate, clear, disentangle, disembroil, taste, loathing.

After years, and against all odds, she managed to extricate herself.
ANT: Aggravate, excite, foster, perpetuate, exempt, enfranchise, disengage, extricate, exonerate.
The following argument promises to extricate us from this dilemma.
Presbyterian clergyman imperilled his life to extricate the decrepit vagrant.
You cannot extricate yourself, and ask us to do so.
Taounyawatha, come to extricate the people from their troubles.
Wayside Chapel seeking help to extricate themselves from prostitution.
You cannot possibly extricate yourself from both these unrealities.
To separate, disjoin, take off, untie, disentangle, extricate, unravel.
Pontiac Firebird to quick extricate himself from trouble.