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    A ship displaces a weight of water equal to its own weight.
    displaces = forces to move
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    She hoped the pain from ignoring them would displace the tear in her heart.  (source)
    displace = take the place of
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    For Tuck's head tilted to one side, his eyes went soft, and the gentlest smile in the world displaced the melancholy creases of his cheeks.  (source)
    displaced = took the place of
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    Sometimes he says we have gone from being IDPs to EDPs—externally displaced persons.  (source)
    displaced = forced to move
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    Riddle gave an irritable twitch, as though trying to displace an irksome fly.  (source)
    displace = force to move
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    One anger displacing another.  (source)
    displacing = taking the place of
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    Cold sunlight displaces the dark.†  (source)
    displaces = forces to move
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    Kids get displaced in refugee camps, or parents just abandon them because they can't take care of them.  (source)
    displaced = forced out of place
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    For two millennia, Christian soldiers had defended their faith against those who tried to displace it.  (source)
    displace = take the place of
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    The face of Big Brother swam into his mind, displacing that of O'Brien.  (source)
    displacing = taking the place of
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    A sense of sharing displaces the effects of selfishness and materialism, and a devotion to public duty leaves noroom for idleness.†  (source)
    displaces = forces to move
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    His front teeth had smashed into the steering wheel and been displaced, so that they jutted backward toward the roof of his mouth.  (source)
    displaced = forced to move
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    Both of them seemed to think about that, trying but finding it impossible to displace from their minds.†  (source)
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