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displace
verb as in move, remove from normal place
verb as in remove from position of responsibility
Example Sentences
“The destruction is so substantial that it indicates the intention to permanently displace many people,” it warns.
“Anything that takes up a sizable portion of those 24 hours can displace the time that could be spent practicing these developmental capabilities.”
In Beit Hanoun, which was besieged for more than a month, Ms Msuya said food and water reached shelters Monday only for Israeli soldiers to forcibly displace people from those areas Tuesday.
Yet, like leaders before him, Sir Keir will no doubt face further pressures during his leadership – whether further global conflicts, climate crises, or economic shocks – that displace people toward Britain.
Some fear losing them will displace their formerly homeless residents.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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