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Definition of dislodgement - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
removal actionremoval of something from its fixed or advantageous position
- The dislodgement of the rock caused a landslide.
- The storm's dislodgement of tiles damaged the roof.
- Early dislodgement of the implant required emergency surgery.
Origin of dislodgement
Middle English, dis- (apart) + loggen (to place)
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- French:délogement, ...
- German:Entfernung, ...
- Italian:sradicamento, ...
- Spanish:desprendimiento, ...
- Portuguese:deslocação, ...
- Chinese:移位, ...
- Japanese:除去, ...
- Arabic:إزاحة, ...
- Hebrew:הִתְנַתְּקוּת, ...
- Russian:выбивание, ...
- Ukrainian:зміщення, ...
- Hindi:हटाना, ...
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