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Definition
force to move; or to take the place of
- 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.Book 2 — Revelation (63% in)
- They were pale and displaced and complained of missing their dire-sounding TV shows, things with Vice and Cop and Jeopardy in their titles.Book 5 — Exodus (60% in)
There are no more uses of "displace" in The Poisonwood Bible.
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