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Having been moved
“According to the theory, all items older than the displaced item hold their place. They stay in the same slots.”
Out of place
“He had a displaced lung and a displaced heart, complicating his general physical condition.”
Tending to move or travel from place to place
Without a nation, not belonging to any nation
Separated or cut off from a whole
Describing something that is misaligned, displaced, or badly aligned
Experienced indirectly, typically through the feelings or actions of another person
No longer present
Relieved of one's duty or responsibility at a foreign place or location
Lacking in order or neatness
To have removed from a particular place
To have been unable to find something or someone
To have substituted or replaced
Past tense for to put or move into a new position
“These findings suggest that placing a patient in the modified Trendelenburg position can effectively displace blood from the lower extremities into the central circulation to improve hemodynamics.”
Past tense for to undo the arrangement of
“Mighty winds would displace concealing sands.”
Past tense for to remove from a position of responsibility
“These events, and secret negotiations, threatened to displace the king as head of the Church.”
Past tense for to take over the place, position, or role of
“The Duke of York in 1460 presented to Parliament his claim, not to succeed Henry VI, but to actually displace him as King.”
Past tense for to expel, force out or send away
“They were forced to displace the peoples of the valley in order to take firm control of their new homeland.”
Past tense for to put a body part, such as a bone or joint, out of its usual place
Past tense for to transport from one place to another, such as by a vehicle or vessel
Past tense for to move or relocate to a different place (of residence or work)
Past tense for to place or transport in one's mind, usually in reference to one's feelings, emotions or insecurities
Past tense for to remove people from a place
Past tense for to fluctuate from one condition, form, level or state to another
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