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dislodgement

noun as in eviction

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Not since World War II has such a massive wave of human dislodgement taken place within Europe.

“The increased water level is causing dislodgement of papyrus mats ... resulting into huge mass of floating islands which are dangerous to hydropower infrastructure,” Cheptoris said.

From Reuters

ICD lead dislodgement, fractures and recalls can put patients through extra procedures to repair or remove their devices.

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Defeat could not be risked just now, for that meant a resubjugated South, and then General Washington's dislodgement from Philadelphia and New Jersey, which would be the end of our hopes and our efforts.

The dislodgement of this force, or the withdrawal of Polk’s line, was an evident necessity.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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