displace
Cross references:
1. replace
dis.place \(')dis-'pla-s\ \-'pla--s*-b*l\ vt [prob. fr. MF desplacer, fr.
des- dis- + place] 1a: to remove from the usual or proper place; specif :
to expel or force to flee from home or homeland 1b: to remove from an
office obs 1c: BANISH 2: to take the place of : SUPPLANT -
dis.place.able aj
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