Displacing is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DISPLACING in dictionary:

VERB:
• DISPLACE, to put in the wrong place
• take over the place, position, or role of
• move (something) from its proper or usual position
• force (someone) to leave their home, typically because of war, persecution, or natural disaster
• remove (someone) from a job or position of authority
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to remove from the usual or proper place

Words related to DISPLACING

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How to use DISPLACING in a sentence

• Pearl came forward and stepped to the platform, displacing temporarily one of the twins, to make a space where she might step.
• A machine is invented which will enable one man to make as many boots as four men made formerly, displacing the labour of three men.
• Then she advanced solemnly to the middle of the room, displacing Mr.
• Frank Headley the curate, therefore, had touched altogether the wrong chord when he spoke of displacing Grace.
• A new and far- reaching philosophy is gradually displacing the old.
• It consists but of one shoot or stalk, and bursts through the ground apparently with great force, displacing the soil for several inches.
• It was LaChaise who broke the spell by crossing the room and unceremoniously displacing Novelli at the piano.
• It was not even arrested by the fear of displacing something.
• Already the automobile is displacing the domestic animals.
• As a rule, he is not so good nor gritty a man as the men he is displacing, and he lacks their fighting organization.
• Maxim, observing a wasteful hand-labor process in his English factory, invented a machine which he proved capable of displacing several men.
• Little by little it crept into favor, mingling itself with the old Arian creed, not displacing it, but only adding to it.
• Rage came into his face without displacing his intention to make love to her.
• Elsewhere the chief god of the spring sun or the moon, the lover of the goddess, became pre-eminent, displacing the elder god, like Nin-Girsu at Lagash.
• Free chlorine is heavier than air, and hence when it leaves the exit tube it settles at the bottom of the jar, displacing the air, and finally filling the bottle.
• She was earnestly compassionate, and a word that could not relate to her personal destinies refreshed her by displacing her apprehensive antagonism and giving pity free play.
• I am my own secretary, and have no reason for displacing the present incumbent.
• They never succeeded in displacing Foersom-Lembcke.
• It is well known, for example, that the decimal system of the Malays has spread over almost the entire Polynesian region, displacing whatever native scales it encountered.
• The authority of physical science has been rapidly encroaching on and displacing the authority of the church theology and sectarian creeds.
• Pickhandle Modock, however, had reckoned without the automobile truck, which now was fast displacing heavy freight teams.
• The bronze objects, however, are in excess of those of stone, thus showing that the new bronze was displacing the older flint implement.
• Of course, evil thoughts will not be expelled by thinking of them, but by displacing them by pure thoughts.
• Unfortunately they are more costly to use, which tells against their entirely displacing logwood in dyeing blacks on wool.
• On the other hand, Bartley Hodge was naturally careless, and he had a persistent way of displacing things that annoyed Frank, although the latter said little about it at first.
• He naturally sympathized with them rather than with those who were displacing them.
• Jourdan and Moreau, the latter displacing Pichegru, were once more to attempt to penetrate towards Vienna by the valley of the Danube.
• Law displacing Chance and Necessity permits man to be morally free, 695-m.
• I have the clearest conviction, that they looked to no other mode of displacing an officer than by impeachment, or by the regular appointment of another person to the same place.
• The shock produced by the displacing of the air was such, that the rocks of the Chimneys shook.
• Delsarte, moreover, by changing the direction of his faculties, or rather by displacing the dominant, affirmed his freedom of will.
• The courts which settle disputes between men, and which interpret their contracts, are agencies of peace, displacing physical contests.
• Displacing the water, the lava here leaped over the precipice, and formed a great cataract of fire.
• Take up the toast carefully, and lay it on the plate without displacing the egg or bird.

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