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Synonym for displace [verb]

The synonym displace synonymous definition words:
means "replace"
supersede, cashier, dislodge, supplant, depose, transpose, unseat
- conjugate verb displace
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displace [verb]

means "lose"
dislocate, mislay, misplace, move, disarrange
Further results for the word "displace"

banish [verb]

means "exile"
expatriate, deport, proscribe, cast out, displace, expulse
- conjugate verb banish

cashier [verb]

means "dismiss"
discharge, displace, remove, expel
- conjugate verb cashier

disarrange [verb]

means "lose"
dislocate, mislay, misplace, move, displace
- conjugate verb disarrange

dislodge [verb]

means "transfer"
carry, discharge, remove, excavate, displace, replace
- conjugate verb dislodge

disrobe [verb]

means "remove"
undress, strip, uncover, unclothe, decorticate, displace
- conjugate verb disrobe

disturb [verb]

means "upset"
confuse, displace, disorder, distort, ruffle, interfere
- conjugate verb disturb

eject [verb]

means "throw out"
displace, excommunicate
- conjugate verb eject

evict [verb]

means "expel"
displace
- conjugate verb evict

mislay [verb]

means "misplace"
lose, displace, disarrange, disorder
- conjugate verb mislay

oust [verb]

means "expel"
displace
- conjugate verb oust

remove [verb]

means "transfer"
carry, discharge, dislodge, excavate, displace, replace
- conjugate verb remove

shift [verb]

means "activity"
move, slip, budge, displace, stir, turn
- conjugate verb shift

strip [verb]

means "activity"
displace, peel
- conjugate verb strip

succeed [verb]

means "follow"
replace, supplant, supersede, supervene, displace
- conjugate verb succeed

upset [verb]

means "conflict"
defeat, beat, topple, overturn, depose, displace
- conjugate verb upset

displacement [noun]

means "discharge"
deposition, removal, degradation

banishment [noun]

means "exile"
expulsion, exclusion, ostracism, displacement

deposition [noun]

means "discharge"
displacement, removal, degradation

dismissal [noun]

means "discharge"
deposition, expulsion, removal, displacement

emigrant [noun]

means "émigré"
exile, expatriate, refugee, migrant, displaced person, man without a country

exile [noun]

means "banishment"
expulsion, exclusion, ostracism, displacement

expatriate [noun]

means "exile"
refugee, outcast, displaced person, fugitive

expulsion [noun]

means "banishment"
exile, exclusion, ostracism, displacement

liberation [noun]

means "releasing"
separation, displacement, diffusion, freeing, osmosis

migrant [noun]

means "émigré"
exile, expatriate, refugee, emigrant, displaced person, man without a country

moved [adjective]

means "transferred"
displaced, replaced

ostracism [noun]

means "banishment"
expulsion, exclusion, exile, displacement

outcast [noun]

means "exile"
refugee, expatriate, displaced person, fugitive

overthrow [noun]

means "deposition"
displacement, fall

shift [noun]

means "event"
displacement
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