Sample Sentences fordisplace (editor-reviewed)
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It is a much better way to manufacture the product, but many workers will be displaced by the new technology.displaced = forced to move (in this case, out of their old jobs)
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Many people were displaced by the hurricane.displaced = forced to move
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The refugees were displaced by the war.
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A ship displaces a weight of water equal to its own weight.displaces = forces 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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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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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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One anger displacing another. (source)displacing = taking the place of
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We'd known not to expect much, and lest we forget, Father's Christmas-morning sermon was all about having grace in your heart, which displaces the lust for material things.† (source)
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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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Well, because now I understand his reluctance not to displace you guys.† (source)
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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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Cold sunlight displaces the dark.† (source)
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Jack brought up the rear, displaced and brooding. (source)displaced = pushed out of place (in this case, as leader)
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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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