de-aerate (verb)

1. The sculptor de-aerated the clay by removing air bubbles before shaping it into a masterpiece.

2. Why did the balloon want to de-aerate? It wanted to let out a little gas and take a breather!

3. In the comic strip, the superhero used a special gadget to de-aerate the underwater cave and rescue the trapped divers.

4. The author's novel beautifully described the protagonist's struggle to de-aerate his thoughts and find inner peace.