Definition of displace in English:

displace

verb dɪsˈpleɪsdɪsˈpleɪs

[with object]

1Take over the place, position, or role of.
he believes that books may be displaced by the electronic word
Example sentencesExamples
- It was vital to protect the democratic process and a very strong message should be sent to the government rejecting any move to displace the elected representatives.
- Inevitably another country, another national super-brand will displace Britain in the imaginations of the migrants and the flow will be diverted.
- While this may sound self - evident or commonsensical to readers of this journal, it is the case that the idea of human beings as a positive influence on the world has increasingly been displaced in modern times.
- For me, the club most likely to displace the Toffees in the top four are Bolton Wanderers.
- The Church of England allows its celestial liturgy to be displaced by electric guitars.
- Relatively few transitional forms would have existed just briefly before being displaced by more advanced forms.
- So what section of the Commonwealth Electoral Act do you say wrongly and beyond power displaces this State position as to times and places?
- The content of politics has been further displaced by symbolism, conducted mainly through the largely corporate controlled, international, visual media.
- As a founding myth, the Russian Revolution was largely displaced by the Second World War, and the Brezhnev regime seemed more committed to gradualism than any Fabian.
- Capital, displaced from its traditional role as orchestrator of productive co-operation, thus tends to take the form of an apparatus of capture.
- Morash is a maestro of the Irish theatre, and his book will readily displace some of the dogged chronicles that have appeared in past years.
- The economic rise of China inevitably means it will play a larger political and diplomatic role, and it would dearly love to displace America as the dominant Western Pacific power.
- The most important reason why the harsher negative eugenics program displaced the mild positive one in the 1930s was the coming of the Great Depression.
- Although the changes employed by Friedman and Koepp to modernize the story are adequate in displacing many of the book's events to a contemporary time frame, they result in a tale that is rife with logical errors.
- Blair was no longer the author of her own life, and her role as the victim had been displaced.
- Their image of Nature as a book to be decoded and read would ultimately be displaced by the image of the world as a machine, in which every event had a cause and an effect rather than a meaning.
- The electric chair's role on the stage of history was brief, displaced by lethal injection.
- Many former samurai, displaced by history from their traditional military role, had moved into administrative positions.
- At the same time, the US was displaced from the top-most position down to the fourth place, just after Hong Kong.
- In turn, these have been partially displaced by new, electronics-based industries.
Synonyms
replace, take the place of, take over from, supplant, oust, supersede, succeed, override
informal crowd out
1. 1.1 Move (something) from its proper or usual position.
  he seems to have displaced some vertebrae
  Example sentencesExamples
  All along the rupture, the seafloor moved vertically about ten metres, which displaced hundreds of kilometres of overlaying water resulting in a massive tsunami.
  Supposedly, in this position, blood is displaced from the veins in the lower extremities into the central body compartment.
  A tsunami is essentially the same thing, with an earthquake or other event moving the ocean floor up or down and displacing titanic quantities of water.
  An almighty boulder has been heaved into the pond, scattering and displacing all manner of beauty with an uncouth splash.
  The fear of dislodging or displacing the tube is also a deterrent.
  As the coil moves, it displaces a needle or other indicator that points along a pre-calibrated scale to give the pressure measurement.
  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.
  Missense mutations in human PAX6 tend to cause either milder forms of aniridia or other eye disorders, such as displaced pupils or Peters anomaly.
  Nurses may also fear dislodging or displacing the tube or inducing bacteremia.
  At this stage, the fusion peptides are displaced from their original position, with one fusion peptide moving toward the viral membrane.
  Two-component dispense valves have balanced inlet and outlet spool assemblies that do not displace material during the shift from the reload to the dispense position.
  Move the patella around to see if displacing it one way or the other causes discomfort.
  The movement doesn't have to be much to tear root and shoot tissue as well as displace roots and dislodge the verdure.
  Embolism at conifer pits occurs when the torus is displaced from its sealing position at the pit porus.
  Stress incontinence occurs when the urethra is displaced from its normal position.
  Subjects were asked to adhere to the following instructions pertaining to legal moves when displacing balls.
  If the optimum is displaced from this symmetric position to a moderate extent, then D is larger and not all stable equilibria are fully polymorphic.
  The cam follower is connected to the adjustment body and displaces the adjustment body dependent upon a cam position, which correspondingly displaces the gripper along the surface.
  During activation the paddle is thought to move into a more upright position, displacing charge through the membrane.
  Your chest tightens up, and you instinctively gasp for air in which the oxygen largely has been displaced by water vapor.
  Synonyms
  dislodge, dislocate, upset, unsettle, move, shift, relocate, reposition
  put out of place, move out of place, knock out of place, knock out of position, disarrange, derange, discompose, mess up, disorder, throw into disorder, throw into disarray
  scatter, disperse
2. 1.2 Force (someone) to leave their home, typically because of war, persecution, or natural disaster.
  thousands of people have been displaced by the civil war
  Example sentencesExamples
  One woman who was forced from her home four years ago and is still too scared to return says she hopes the UN force will do more for the estimated 500 000 people displaced by the fighting.
  It has assigned staff members only to places where there are internationally displaced migrants - such as in the border areas of East Timor and East Nusa Tenggara.
  Those who were displaced live in transitional shelters, their own partially damaged houses or with relatives.
  Presently, more than 10 million people are displaced by natural and man-made disasters in the world.
  Last weekend, an earthquake measuring 7.6 on the Richter scale struck Pakistan, killing 25,000 and injuring and displacing a million more, according to the UN.
  Also, we must understand that some displaced children should never be forced to return to their natural homes, no matter how conventional and appealing that seems.
  This site, near the city of Chunchula in northwestern Mobile County, will provide a relocation site for tortoises displaced by local highway projects.
  Many of the homeless have been economically displaced, through no fault of their own.
  We have also sent winter tents and plastic sheeting to protect homeless and displaced children from the freezing cold, but we still fear for the health of tens of thousands of children in the aftermath of this tragedy.
  Unfortunately, he was unhappy with his position and with being displaced from where he grew up in the South and so he was a total crank at home.
  More than two months after the disaster, many displaced families either depend on their relatives or live in makeshift tents that offer little protection.
  They were displaced by livestock-breeding black tribes that moved southwards for better grazing in pre-colonial times.
  Well, you know, you could not have turned on your television and not notice the fact that the vast majority of people who were displaced by this disaster were not white.
  Thousands of internally displaced families are forced to give up their temporary housing as the original owners return.
  These new nomads were the survivors, the refugees displaced by the natural disaster, sometimes referred to in mythology as the ‘sea peoples’.
  The indigenous hunter-gatherer occupants of Zambia began to be displaced or absorbed by more advanced migrating tribes about 2,000 years ago.
  More than 1 million people were displaced in the historic disaster, and in Texas alone, 15,000 people face immediate eviction from their apartments.
  However, they often exclude people who were displaced by the disaster and are now living with relatives.
  Then they were displaced by a job move forced on them.
  Around 400,000 people were also displaced with most forced into stark poverty.
3. 1.3 Remove (someone) from a job or position of authority.
  his aides were discredited and displaced
  Example sentencesExamples
  And, at least theoretically, displaced US workers will find new jobs in more dynamic industries.
  In Australia, the right-wing faction of Kavanagh and Ryan was displaced as a result of the visit of an agent from the USA, H.M. Wicks.
  Pawson is this year's league winner, displacing Dan Jackson, winner for the previous three years.
  The unions have also abandoned hundreds of workers who are still displaced or blacklisted.
  Even Yeltsin's drive to create a Russian presidency in 1991 envisioned using the new office not to displace the Soviet president but to force Gorbachev to follow his lead.
  For the past 12 months, since displacing David Duval, Mickelson has been the official No 2 to Woods in the world rankings.
  It was unsettling that a newbie to the school could displace him so easily.
  Too many local authorities are needlessly displacing people through unnecessary commercial prestige redevelopments, says a State Council circular which has been distributed nationally.
  The magazine affirmed the right to equal pay for equal work, especially since women working for lower wages might actually either displace men altogether or force them to work for lower wages.
  He had been here since long before I was born, and it would be too difficult to displace him and put someone else into his position.
  Then, of course, the issue arises as to whether compliance with a tribunal order renders the dismissal of the displaced employee fair on the basis that it was reasonable so to do.
  He says it will simply displace American workers.
  For Saturday's trip to second-from-bottom Preston Grasshoppers, Kendal coach Neil Rollings switches Paul Dodds to full back, displacing Chris Park to the bench.
  Citywide, over 13,000 restaurant workers were displaced in the months after the attack.
  And technology is ‘entering’ the labour force by displacing workers.
  Let them know that you want to be an involved friend, but that you do not want to displace the natural parent.
  Amidst threats, he protects the son of the Trojan Hector, and in doing so, he causes himself to be displaced from a position of central authority.
  There are still a lot of holes to be negotiated at Porthcawl, but McKay knows that few of the players under par at halfway had a chance of displacing her from the magical top seven.
  At a stroke, numerous critical teacher educators were removed or displaced.
  And weren't technology jobs supposed to offer a secure refuge to other displaced workers?
  Synonyms
  depose, dislodge, unseat, dethrone, remove from office, remove, dismiss, eject, oust, expel, force out, throw out, drive out, drum out
  overthrow, overturn, topple, bring down
  informal sack, fire, boot out, defenestrate, give someone the boot, show someone the door
  British informal turf out
  Military cashier
  dated out

Derivatives

displacer

noun

A space below the displacer piston is cooled always.
Example sentencesExamples
- The displacer piston displaces hot air and cold air.
- This means that if the gate is in the horizontal position, the gate torque is at its maximum and the displacer at its minimum.
- Common foamboard, used for signs and posters, makes a good displacer.
- The next stage in this adjudication is to determine why the displacer was not designed larger.

Origin

Mid 16th century: from Old French desplacer.

Definition of displace in US English:

displace

verbdisˈplāsdɪsˈpleɪs

[with object]

1Take over the place, position, or role of (someone or something)
in the northern states of India, Hindi has largely displaced English
Example sentencesExamples
- Inevitably another country, another national super-brand will displace Britain in the imaginations of the migrants and the flow will be diverted.
- Blair was no longer the author of her own life, and her role as the victim had been displaced.
- The most important reason why the harsher negative eugenics program displaced the mild positive one in the 1930s was the coming of the Great Depression.
- As a founding myth, the Russian Revolution was largely displaced by the Second World War, and the Brezhnev regime seemed more committed to gradualism than any Fabian.
- Morash is a maestro of the Irish theatre, and his book will readily displace some of the dogged chronicles that have appeared in past years.
- In turn, these have been partially displaced by new, electronics-based industries.
- Many former samurai, displaced by history from their traditional military role, had moved into administrative positions.
- The economic rise of China inevitably means it will play a larger political and diplomatic role, and it would dearly love to displace America as the dominant Western Pacific power.
- The electric chair's role on the stage of history was brief, displaced by lethal injection.
- Although the changes employed by Friedman and Koepp to modernize the story are adequate in displacing many of the book's events to a contemporary time frame, they result in a tale that is rife with logical errors.
- It was vital to protect the democratic process and a very strong message should be sent to the government rejecting any move to displace the elected representatives.
- While this may sound self - evident or commonsensical to readers of this journal, it is the case that the idea of human beings as a positive influence on the world has increasingly been displaced in modern times.
- Capital, displaced from its traditional role as orchestrator of productive co-operation, thus tends to take the form of an apparatus of capture.
- The Church of England allows its celestial liturgy to be displaced by electric guitars.
- Relatively few transitional forms would have existed just briefly before being displaced by more advanced forms.
- For me, the club most likely to displace the Toffees in the top four are Bolton Wanderers.
- Their image of Nature as a book to be decoded and read would ultimately be displaced by the image of the world as a machine, in which every event had a cause and an effect rather than a meaning.
- So what section of the Commonwealth Electoral Act do you say wrongly and beyond power displaces this State position as to times and places?
- At the same time, the US was displaced from the top-most position down to the fourth place, just after Hong Kong.
- The content of politics has been further displaced by symbolism, conducted mainly through the largely corporate controlled, international, visual media.
Synonyms
replace, take the place of, take over from, supplant, oust, supersede, succeed, override
1. 1.1 Cause (something) to move from its proper or usual place.
  he seems to have displaced some vertebrae
  Example sentencesExamples
  At this stage, the fusion peptides are displaced from their original position, with one fusion peptide moving toward the viral membrane.
  Embolism at conifer pits occurs when the torus is displaced from its sealing position at the pit porus.
  Subjects were asked to adhere to the following instructions pertaining to legal moves when displacing balls.
  Move the patella around to see if displacing it one way or the other causes discomfort.
  Supposedly, in this position, blood is displaced from the veins in the lower extremities into the central body compartment.
  Stress incontinence occurs when the urethra is displaced from its normal 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.
  Two-component dispense valves have balanced inlet and outlet spool assemblies that do not displace material during the shift from the reload to the dispense position.
  Nurses may also fear dislodging or displacing the tube or inducing bacteremia.
  If the optimum is displaced from this symmetric position to a moderate extent, then D is larger and not all stable equilibria are fully polymorphic.
  As the coil moves, it displaces a needle or other indicator that points along a pre-calibrated scale to give the pressure measurement.
  The cam follower is connected to the adjustment body and displaces the adjustment body dependent upon a cam position, which correspondingly displaces the gripper along the surface.
  Missense mutations in human PAX6 tend to cause either milder forms of aniridia or other eye disorders, such as displaced pupils or Peters anomaly.
  The fear of dislodging or displacing the tube is also a deterrent.
  An almighty boulder has been heaved into the pond, scattering and displacing all manner of beauty with an uncouth splash.
  All along the rupture, the seafloor moved vertically about ten metres, which displaced hundreds of kilometres of overlaying water resulting in a massive tsunami.
  During activation the paddle is thought to move into a more upright position, displacing charge through the membrane.
  Your chest tightens up, and you instinctively gasp for air in which the oxygen largely has been displaced by water vapor.
  The movement doesn't have to be much to tear root and shoot tissue as well as displace roots and dislodge the verdure.
  A tsunami is essentially the same thing, with an earthquake or other event moving the ocean floor up or down and displacing titanic quantities of water.
  Synonyms
  dislodge, dislocate, upset, unsettle, move, shift, relocate, reposition
2. 1.2usually be displaced Force (someone) to leave their home, typically because of war, persecution, or natural disaster.
  thousands of people have been displaced by the civil war
  Example sentencesExamples
  We have also sent winter tents and plastic sheeting to protect homeless and displaced children from the freezing cold, but we still fear for the health of tens of thousands of children in the aftermath of this tragedy.
  It has assigned staff members only to places where there are internationally displaced migrants - such as in the border areas of East Timor and East Nusa Tenggara.
  They were displaced by livestock-breeding black tribes that moved southwards for better grazing in pre-colonial times.
  The indigenous hunter-gatherer occupants of Zambia began to be displaced or absorbed by more advanced migrating tribes about 2,000 years ago.
  Well, you know, you could not have turned on your television and not notice the fact that the vast majority of people who were displaced by this disaster were not white.
  Those who were displaced live in transitional shelters, their own partially damaged houses or with relatives.
  This site, near the city of Chunchula in northwestern Mobile County, will provide a relocation site for tortoises displaced by local highway projects.
  Also, we must understand that some displaced children should never be forced to return to their natural homes, no matter how conventional and appealing that seems.
  More than two months after the disaster, many displaced families either depend on their relatives or live in makeshift tents that offer little protection.
  Many of the homeless have been economically displaced, through no fault of their own.
  Thousands of internally displaced families are forced to give up their temporary housing as the original owners return.
  These new nomads were the survivors, the refugees displaced by the natural disaster, sometimes referred to in mythology as the ‘sea peoples’.
  Presently, more than 10 million people are displaced by natural and man-made disasters in the world.
  Around 400,000 people were also displaced with most forced into stark poverty.
  Unfortunately, he was unhappy with his position and with being displaced from where he grew up in the South and so he was a total crank at home.
  Then they were displaced by a job move forced on them.
  One woman who was forced from her home four years ago and is still too scared to return says she hopes the UN force will do more for the estimated 500 000 people displaced by the fighting.
  More than 1 million people were displaced in the historic disaster, and in Texas alone, 15,000 people face immediate eviction from their apartments.
  Last weekend, an earthquake measuring 7.6 on the Richter scale struck Pakistan, killing 25,000 and injuring and displacing a million more, according to the UN.
  However, they often exclude people who were displaced by the disaster and are now living with relatives.
3. 1.3 Remove (someone) from a job or position of authority against their will.
  his aides were discredited and displaced
  Example sentencesExamples
  Then, of course, the issue arises as to whether compliance with a tribunal order renders the dismissal of the displaced employee fair on the basis that it was reasonable so to do.
  And weren't technology jobs supposed to offer a secure refuge to other displaced workers?
  In Australia, the right-wing faction of Kavanagh and Ryan was displaced as a result of the visit of an agent from the USA, H.M. Wicks.
  Even Yeltsin's drive to create a Russian presidency in 1991 envisioned using the new office not to displace the Soviet president but to force Gorbachev to follow his lead.
  Pawson is this year's league winner, displacing Dan Jackson, winner for the previous three years.
  Amidst threats, he protects the son of the Trojan Hector, and in doing so, he causes himself to be displaced from a position of central authority.
  And, at least theoretically, displaced US workers will find new jobs in more dynamic industries.
  Citywide, over 13,000 restaurant workers were displaced in the months after the attack.
  For Saturday's trip to second-from-bottom Preston Grasshoppers, Kendal coach Neil Rollings switches Paul Dodds to full back, displacing Chris Park to the bench.
  At a stroke, numerous critical teacher educators were removed or displaced.
  He says it will simply displace American workers.
  Too many local authorities are needlessly displacing people through unnecessary commercial prestige redevelopments, says a State Council circular which has been distributed nationally.
  It was unsettling that a newbie to the school could displace him so easily.
  The unions have also abandoned hundreds of workers who are still displaced or blacklisted.
  He had been here since long before I was born, and it would be too difficult to displace him and put someone else into his position.
  And technology is ‘entering’ the labour force by displacing workers.
  The magazine affirmed the right to equal pay for equal work, especially since women working for lower wages might actually either displace men altogether or force them to work for lower wages.
  Let them know that you want to be an involved friend, but that you do not want to displace the natural parent.
  There are still a lot of holes to be negotiated at Porthcawl, but McKay knows that few of the players under par at halfway had a chance of displacing her from the magical top seven.
  For the past 12 months, since displacing David Duval, Mickelson has been the official No 2 to Woods in the world rankings.
  Synonyms
  depose, dislodge, unseat, dethrone, remove from office, remove, dismiss, eject, oust, expel, force out, throw out, drive out, drum out

Origin

Mid 16th century: from Old French desplacer.

单词	displace
释义	Definition of displace in English: displace verb dɪsˈpleɪsdɪsˈpleɪs [with object] 1Take over the place, position, or role of. he believes that books may be displaced by the electronic word Example sentencesExamples It was vital to protect the democratic process and a very strong message should be sent to the government rejecting any move to displace the elected representatives. Inevitably another country, another national super-brand will displace Britain in the imaginations of the migrants and the flow will be diverted. While this may sound self - evident or commonsensical to readers of this journal, it is the case that the idea of human beings as a positive influence on the world has increasingly been displaced in modern times. For me, the club most likely to displace the Toffees in the top four are Bolton Wanderers. The Church of England allows its celestial liturgy to be displaced by electric guitars. Relatively few transitional forms would have existed just briefly before being displaced by more advanced forms. So what section of the Commonwealth Electoral Act do you say wrongly and beyond power displaces this State position as to times and places? The content of politics has been further displaced by symbolism, conducted mainly through the largely corporate controlled, international, visual media. As a founding myth, the Russian Revolution was largely displaced by the Second World War, and the Brezhnev regime seemed more committed to gradualism than any Fabian. Capital, displaced from its traditional role as orchestrator of productive co-operation, thus tends to take the form of an apparatus of capture. Morash is a maestro of the Irish theatre, and his book will readily displace some of the dogged chronicles that have appeared in past years. The economic rise of China inevitably means it will play a larger political and diplomatic role, and it would dearly love to displace America as the dominant Western Pacific power. The most important reason why the harsher negative eugenics program displaced the mild positive one in the 1930s was the coming of the Great Depression. Although the changes employed by Friedman and Koepp to modernize the story are adequate in displacing many of the book's events to a contemporary time frame, they result in a tale that is rife with logical errors. Blair was no longer the author of her own life, and her role as the victim had been displaced. Their image of Nature as a book to be decoded and read would ultimately be displaced by the image of the world as a machine, in which every event had a cause and an effect rather than a meaning. The electric chair's role on the stage of history was brief, displaced by lethal injection. Many former samurai, displaced by history from their traditional military role, had moved into administrative positions. At the same time, the US was displaced from the top-most position down to the fourth place, just after Hong Kong. In turn, these have been partially displaced by new, electronics-based industries. Synonyms replace, take the place of, take over from, supplant, oust, supersede, succeed, override informal crowd out 1.1 Move (something) from its proper or usual position. he seems to have displaced some vertebrae Example sentencesExamples All along the rupture, the seafloor moved vertically about ten metres, which displaced hundreds of kilometres of overlaying water resulting in a massive tsunami. Supposedly, in this position, blood is displaced from the veins in the lower extremities into the central body compartment. A tsunami is essentially the same thing, with an earthquake or other event moving the ocean floor up or down and displacing titanic quantities of water. An almighty boulder has been heaved into the pond, scattering and displacing all manner of beauty with an uncouth splash. The fear of dislodging or displacing the tube is also a deterrent. As the coil moves, it displaces a needle or other indicator that points along a pre-calibrated scale to give the pressure measurement. 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. Missense mutations in human PAX6 tend to cause either milder forms of aniridia or other eye disorders, such as displaced pupils or Peters anomaly. Nurses may also fear dislodging or displacing the tube or inducing bacteremia. At this stage, the fusion peptides are displaced from their original position, with one fusion peptide moving toward the viral membrane. Two-component dispense valves have balanced inlet and outlet spool assemblies that do not displace material during the shift from the reload to the dispense position. Move the patella around to see if displacing it one way or the other causes discomfort. The movement doesn't have to be much to tear root and shoot tissue as well as displace roots and dislodge the verdure. Embolism at conifer pits occurs when the torus is displaced from its sealing position at the pit porus. Stress incontinence occurs when the urethra is displaced from its normal position. Subjects were asked to adhere to the following instructions pertaining to legal moves when displacing balls. If the optimum is displaced from this symmetric position to a moderate extent, then D is larger and not all stable equilibria are fully polymorphic. The cam follower is connected to the adjustment body and displaces the adjustment body dependent upon a cam position, which correspondingly displaces the gripper along the surface. During activation the paddle is thought to move into a more upright position, displacing charge through the membrane. Your chest tightens up, and you instinctively gasp for air in which the oxygen largely has been displaced by water vapor. Synonyms dislodge, dislocate, upset, unsettle, move, shift, relocate, reposition put out of place, move out of place, knock out of place, knock out of position, disarrange, derange, discompose, mess up, disorder, throw into disorder, throw into disarray scatter, disperse 1.2 Force (someone) to leave their home, typically because of war, persecution, or natural disaster. thousands of people have been displaced by the civil war Example sentencesExamples One woman who was forced from her home four years ago and is still too scared to return says she hopes the UN force will do more for the estimated 500 000 people displaced by the fighting. It has assigned staff members only to places where there are internationally displaced migrants - such as in the border areas of East Timor and East Nusa Tenggara. Those who were displaced live in transitional shelters, their own partially damaged houses or with relatives. Presently, more than 10 million people are displaced by natural and man-made disasters in the world. Last weekend, an earthquake measuring 7.6 on the Richter scale struck Pakistan, killing 25,000 and injuring and displacing a million more, according to the UN. Also, we must understand that some displaced children should never be forced to return to their natural homes, no matter how conventional and appealing that seems. This site, near the city of Chunchula in northwestern Mobile County, will provide a relocation site for tortoises displaced by local highway projects. Many of the homeless have been economically displaced, through no fault of their own. We have also sent winter tents and plastic sheeting to protect homeless and displaced children from the freezing cold, but we still fear for the health of tens of thousands of children in the aftermath of this tragedy. Unfortunately, he was unhappy with his position and with being displaced from where he grew up in the South and so he was a total crank at home. More than two months after the disaster, many displaced families either depend on their relatives or live in makeshift tents that offer little protection. They were displaced by livestock-breeding black tribes that moved southwards for better grazing in pre-colonial times. Well, you know, you could not have turned on your television and not notice the fact that the vast majority of people who were displaced by this disaster were not white. Thousands of internally displaced families are forced to give up their temporary housing as the original owners return. These new nomads were the survivors, the refugees displaced by the natural disaster, sometimes referred to in mythology as the ‘sea peoples’. The indigenous hunter-gatherer occupants of Zambia began to be displaced or absorbed by more advanced migrating tribes about 2,000 years ago. More than 1 million people were displaced in the historic disaster, and in Texas alone, 15,000 people face immediate eviction from their apartments. However, they often exclude people who were displaced by the disaster and are now living with relatives. Then they were displaced by a job move forced on them. Around 400,000 people were also displaced with most forced into stark poverty. 1.3 Remove (someone) from a job or position of authority. his aides were discredited and displaced Example sentencesExamples And, at least theoretically, displaced US workers will find new jobs in more dynamic industries. In Australia, the right-wing faction of Kavanagh and Ryan was displaced as a result of the visit of an agent from the USA, H.M. Wicks. Pawson is this year's league winner, displacing Dan Jackson, winner for the previous three years. The unions have also abandoned hundreds of workers who are still displaced or blacklisted. Even Yeltsin's drive to create a Russian presidency in 1991 envisioned using the new office not to displace the Soviet president but to force Gorbachev to follow his lead. For the past 12 months, since displacing David Duval, Mickelson has been the official No 2 to Woods in the world rankings. It was unsettling that a newbie to the school could displace him so easily. Too many local authorities are needlessly displacing people through unnecessary commercial prestige redevelopments, says a State Council circular which has been distributed nationally. The magazine affirmed the right to equal pay for equal work, especially since women working for lower wages might actually either displace men altogether or force them to work for lower wages. He had been here since long before I was born, and it would be too difficult to displace him and put someone else into his position. Then, of course, the issue arises as to whether compliance with a tribunal order renders the dismissal of the displaced employee fair on the basis that it was reasonable so to do. He says it will simply displace American workers. For Saturday's trip to second-from-bottom Preston Grasshoppers, Kendal coach Neil Rollings switches Paul Dodds to full back, displacing Chris Park to the bench. Citywide, over 13,000 restaurant workers were displaced in the months after the attack. And technology is ‘entering’ the labour force by displacing workers. Let them know that you want to be an involved friend, but that you do not want to displace the natural parent. Amidst threats, he protects the son of the Trojan Hector, and in doing so, he causes himself to be displaced from a position of central authority. There are still a lot of holes to be negotiated at Porthcawl, but McKay knows that few of the players under par at halfway had a chance of displacing her from the magical top seven. At a stroke, numerous critical teacher educators were removed or displaced. And weren't technology jobs supposed to offer a secure refuge to other displaced workers? Synonyms depose, dislodge, unseat, dethrone, remove from office, remove, dismiss, eject, oust, expel, force out, throw out, drive out, drum out overthrow, overturn, topple, bring down informal sack, fire, boot out, defenestrate, give someone the boot, show someone the door British informal turf out Military cashier dated out Derivatives displacer noun A space below the displacer piston is cooled always. Example sentencesExamples The displacer piston displaces hot air and cold air. This means that if the gate is in the horizontal position, the gate torque is at its maximum and the displacer at its minimum. Common foamboard, used for signs and posters, makes a good displacer. The next stage in this adjudication is to determine why the displacer was not designed larger. Origin Mid 16th century: from Old French desplacer. Definition of displace in US English: displace verbdisˈplāsdɪsˈpleɪs [with object] 1Take over the place, position, or role of (someone or something) in the northern states of India, Hindi has largely displaced English Example sentencesExamples Inevitably another country, another national super-brand will displace Britain in the imaginations of the migrants and the flow will be diverted. Blair was no longer the author of her own life, and her role as the victim had been displaced. The most important reason why the harsher negative eugenics program displaced the mild positive one in the 1930s was the coming of the Great Depression. As a founding myth, the Russian Revolution was largely displaced by the Second World War, and the Brezhnev regime seemed more committed to gradualism than any Fabian. Morash is a maestro of the Irish theatre, and his book will readily displace some of the dogged chronicles that have appeared in past years. In turn, these have been partially displaced by new, electronics-based industries. Many former samurai, displaced by history from their traditional military role, had moved into administrative positions. The economic rise of China inevitably means it will play a larger political and diplomatic role, and it would dearly love to displace America as the dominant Western Pacific power. The electric chair's role on the stage of history was brief, displaced by lethal injection. Although the changes employed by Friedman and Koepp to modernize the story are adequate in displacing many of the book's events to a contemporary time frame, they result in a tale that is rife with logical errors. It was vital to protect the democratic process and a very strong message should be sent to the government rejecting any move to displace the elected representatives. While this may sound self - evident or commonsensical to readers of this journal, it is the case that the idea of human beings as a positive influence on the world has increasingly been displaced in modern times. Capital, displaced from its traditional role as orchestrator of productive co-operation, thus tends to take the form of an apparatus of capture. The Church of England allows its celestial liturgy to be displaced by electric guitars. Relatively few transitional forms would have existed just briefly before being displaced by more advanced forms. For me, the club most likely to displace the Toffees in the top four are Bolton Wanderers. Their image of Nature as a book to be decoded and read would ultimately be displaced by the image of the world as a machine, in which every event had a cause and an effect rather than a meaning. So what section of the Commonwealth Electoral Act do you say wrongly and beyond power displaces this State position as to times and places? At the same time, the US was displaced from the top-most position down to the fourth place, just after Hong Kong. The content of politics has been further displaced by symbolism, conducted mainly through the largely corporate controlled, international, visual media. Synonyms replace, take the place of, take over from, supplant, oust, supersede, succeed, override 1.1 Cause (something) to move from its proper or usual place. he seems to have displaced some vertebrae Example sentencesExamples At this stage, the fusion peptides are displaced from their original position, with one fusion peptide moving toward the viral membrane. Embolism at conifer pits occurs when the torus is displaced from its sealing position at the pit porus. Subjects were asked to adhere to the following instructions pertaining to legal moves when displacing balls. Move the patella around to see if displacing it one way or the other causes discomfort. Supposedly, in this position, blood is displaced from the veins in the lower extremities into the central body compartment. Stress incontinence occurs when the urethra is displaced from its normal 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. Two-component dispense valves have balanced inlet and outlet spool assemblies that do not displace material during the shift from the reload to the dispense position. Nurses may also fear dislodging or displacing the tube or inducing bacteremia. If the optimum is displaced from this symmetric position to a moderate extent, then D is larger and not all stable equilibria are fully polymorphic. As the coil moves, it displaces a needle or other indicator that points along a pre-calibrated scale to give the pressure measurement. The cam follower is connected to the adjustment body and displaces the adjustment body dependent upon a cam position, which correspondingly displaces the gripper along the surface. Missense mutations in human PAX6 tend to cause either milder forms of aniridia or other eye disorders, such as displaced pupils or Peters anomaly. The fear of dislodging or displacing the tube is also a deterrent. An almighty boulder has been heaved into the pond, scattering and displacing all manner of beauty with an uncouth splash. All along the rupture, the seafloor moved vertically about ten metres, which displaced hundreds of kilometres of overlaying water resulting in a massive tsunami. During activation the paddle is thought to move into a more upright position, displacing charge through the membrane. Your chest tightens up, and you instinctively gasp for air in which the oxygen largely has been displaced by water vapor. The movement doesn't have to be much to tear root and shoot tissue as well as displace roots and dislodge the verdure. A tsunami is essentially the same thing, with an earthquake or other event moving the ocean floor up or down and displacing titanic quantities of water. Synonyms dislodge, dislocate, upset, unsettle, move, shift, relocate, reposition 1.2usually be displaced Force (someone) to leave their home, typically because of war, persecution, or natural disaster. thousands of people have been displaced by the civil war Example sentencesExamples We have also sent winter tents and plastic sheeting to protect homeless and displaced children from the freezing cold, but we still fear for the health of tens of thousands of children in the aftermath of this tragedy. It has assigned staff members only to places where there are internationally displaced migrants - such as in the border areas of East Timor and East Nusa Tenggara. They were displaced by livestock-breeding black tribes that moved southwards for better grazing in pre-colonial times. The indigenous hunter-gatherer occupants of Zambia began to be displaced or absorbed by more advanced migrating tribes about 2,000 years ago. Well, you know, you could not have turned on your television and not notice the fact that the vast majority of people who were displaced by this disaster were not white. Those who were displaced live in transitional shelters, their own partially damaged houses or with relatives. This site, near the city of Chunchula in northwestern Mobile County, will provide a relocation site for tortoises displaced by local highway projects. Also, we must understand that some displaced children should never be forced to return to their natural homes, no matter how conventional and appealing that seems. More than two months after the disaster, many displaced families either depend on their relatives or live in makeshift tents that offer little protection. Many of the homeless have been economically displaced, through no fault of their own. Thousands of internally displaced families are forced to give up their temporary housing as the original owners return. These new nomads were the survivors, the refugees displaced by the natural disaster, sometimes referred to in mythology as the ‘sea peoples’. Presently, more than 10 million people are displaced by natural and man-made disasters in the world. Around 400,000 people were also displaced with most forced into stark poverty. Unfortunately, he was unhappy with his position and with being displaced from where he grew up in the South and so he was a total crank at home. Then they were displaced by a job move forced on them. One woman who was forced from her home four years ago and is still too scared to return says she hopes the UN force will do more for the estimated 500 000 people displaced by the fighting. More than 1 million people were displaced in the historic disaster, and in Texas alone, 15,000 people face immediate eviction from their apartments. Last weekend, an earthquake measuring 7.6 on the Richter scale struck Pakistan, killing 25,000 and injuring and displacing a million more, according to the UN. However, they often exclude people who were displaced by the disaster and are now living with relatives. 1.3 Remove (someone) from a job or position of authority against their will. his aides were discredited and displaced Example sentencesExamples Then, of course, the issue arises as to whether compliance with a tribunal order renders the dismissal of the displaced employee fair on the basis that it was reasonable so to do. And weren't technology jobs supposed to offer a secure refuge to other displaced workers? In Australia, the right-wing faction of Kavanagh and Ryan was displaced as a result of the visit of an agent from the USA, H.M. Wicks. Even Yeltsin's drive to create a Russian presidency in 1991 envisioned using the new office not to displace the Soviet president but to force Gorbachev to follow his lead. Pawson is this year's league winner, displacing Dan Jackson, winner for the previous three years. Amidst threats, he protects the son of the Trojan Hector, and in doing so, he causes himself to be displaced from a position of central authority. And, at least theoretically, displaced US workers will find new jobs in more dynamic industries. Citywide, over 13,000 restaurant workers were displaced in the months after the attack. For Saturday's trip to second-from-bottom Preston Grasshoppers, Kendal coach Neil Rollings switches Paul Dodds to full back, displacing Chris Park to the bench. At a stroke, numerous critical teacher educators were removed or displaced. He says it will simply displace American workers. Too many local authorities are needlessly displacing people through unnecessary commercial prestige redevelopments, says a State Council circular which has been distributed nationally. It was unsettling that a newbie to the school could displace him so easily. The unions have also abandoned hundreds of workers who are still displaced or blacklisted. He had been here since long before I was born, and it would be too difficult to displace him and put someone else into his position. And technology is ‘entering’ the labour force by displacing workers. The magazine affirmed the right to equal pay for equal work, especially since women working for lower wages might actually either displace men altogether or force them to work for lower wages. Let them know that you want to be an involved friend, but that you do not want to displace the natural parent. There are still a lot of holes to be negotiated at Porthcawl, but McKay knows that few of the players under par at halfway had a chance of displacing her from the magical top seven. For the past 12 months, since displacing David Duval, Mickelson has been the official No 2 to Woods in the world rankings. Synonyms depose, dislodge, unseat, dethrone, remove from office, remove, dismiss, eject, oust, expel, force out, throw out, drive out, drum out Origin Mid 16th century: from Old French desplacer.
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