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Definition of displace : 1. To change the place of; to remove from the usual or proper place; to put out of place; to place in another situation; as, the books in the library are all displaced.
2. To crowd out; to take the place of.
3. To dislodge; to drive away; to banish.
4. To remove from a state, office, dignity, or employment; to discharge; to depose; as, to displace an officer of the revenue.

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finish, drive out, run, travel, send away, strike, unsettle, cut out, apprize, squeeze out, affect, depose, rout out, open fire, dissolve, dismiss, apprise, relocate, ignore, brush off, fire, fuel, evict, disregard, gouge, propel, shake, burn down, deracinate, move, send word, prompt, give the axe, give the bounce, discharge, net, can, preempt, incite, go off, arouse, bump, shift, terminate, give the gate, cease, eject, clear, uproot, send packing, sack, put up, force out, sack up, usher out, rouse, discount, crowd out, plunder, end, push aside, squirt, remove, act, motivate, give notice, make a motion, go, provoke, evoke, proceed, raise, throw out, locomote, tin, actuate, notify, enkindle, kindle, impress, burn, stop, elicit, drop, brush aside, be active, advise, give the sack

derange (part of speech: verb)

disorganize, convulse, discompose, disarrange, tamper, muddle, scatter, derange, jumble, disturb, meddle, swirl, whisk, toss, ruffle, dislocate, mislay, confuse, trouble, roil, ferment, roughen, churn, rummage, mix-up, mess, dishevel, botch, capsize, misplace, confound, agitate, tumble, clutter, upset, scramble, rumple, ripple, hash, perturb, whip, disorder, tousle, blur, muss

substitute (part of speech: verb)

exchange, change, second, replace, substitute, subrogate, switch, supersede, commute, imitate, supplant, trade, alternate, represent, swap

dislocate (part of speech: verb)

disengage, disjoin, disconnect, deport, dislodge, unseat, exile

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