social dislocation
BrE: /ˈsəʊʃəl ˌdɪsləˈkeɪʃən/
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Definition of social dislocation - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
sociologycondition where usual community ties and social patterns are seriously disturbed
  • Rapid urban redevelopment caused social dislocation within the long-standing neighborhood.
2.
personal experiencefeeling of being uprooted from familiar people and everyday surroundings
  • Moving repeatedly during childhood contributed to his sense of social dislocation.
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Examples of social dislocation in a sentence

  • War and displacement triggered widespread social dislocation across the region.
  • He described a deep social dislocation after emigrating alone.
  • Online communities eased her social dislocation during the pandemic lockdowns.

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  1. French:désorganisation sociale, déracinement social, ...
  2. German:soziale Desintegration, soziale Entwurzelung, ...
  3. Italian:disgregazione sociale, spaesamento sociale, ...
  4. Spanish:desarticulación social, desarraigo social, ...
  5. Portuguese:desagregação social, desenraizamento social, ...
  6. Chinese:社会失序, 社会疏离感, ...
  7. Japanese:社会的断絶, 社会的疎外感, ...
  8. Arabic:تَفَكُّكٌ اِجْتِماعِي, اِقْتِلاع اِجْتِماعِي, ...
  9. Hebrew:דִּיסְלֶקְצְיָה חֶבְרָתִית, עֲקִירָה חֶבְרָתִית, ...
  10. Russian:социальная дезорганизация, социальная дезориентация, ...
  11. Ukrainian:соціальна дезінтеграція, соціальна дезорієнтація, ...
  12. Hindi:सामाजिक विस्थापन, सामाजिक उखड़न, ...

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