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to displace
01
to replace the position or importance of something
Transitive: to displace sth
02
to make someone leave their home by force, particularly because of an unpleasant event
Transitive: to displace sb
03
to move something from its usual position or location to another
Transitive: to displace sth
04
to discharge someone from a job, position of authority, or a role they previously held
Transitive: to displace an employee
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Example
The digital format has gradually displaced physical newspapers as the primary source of news for many people.
The modern skyscraper started to displace the older buildings in the city skyline.
The new technology quickly began to displace traditional methods of communication.
Automation in manufacturing has the potential to displace manual labor in certain industries.
The innovative product aims to displace existing solutions in the market by offering enhanced features.
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