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Definition of dislodgment - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
removal actRare US act of removing something from its fixed positionRare US
- The dislodgment of the boulder required heavy machinery..
2.
forced removalRare US removal from a position of advantageRare US
- The dislodgment of the enemy was swift and decisive.
Origin of dislodgment
Middle English, dis- (apart) + lodgment (place of rest)
Examples of dislodgment in a sentence
The dislodgment of the statue caused a lot of damage. The dislodgment of the rock caused a landslide. His dislodgment from the committee was unexpected.
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- French:retrait, éviction, ...
- German:Entfernung, Verdrängung, ...
- Italian:rimozione, espulsione, ...
- Spanish:desplazamiento, expulsión, ...
- Portuguese:deslocamento, desalojamento, ...
- Chinese:移位, 撤离, ...
- Japanese:除去, 排除, ...
- Arabic:إِزَاحَة, طَرْد, ...
- Hebrew:הַסָּרָה, הַפְעָלַת כִּעוּר, ...
- Russian:смещение, ...
- Ukrainian:зміщення, ...
- Hindi:हटाना, विस्थापन, ...
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