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Definition of displace
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of displace is as below...
Displace
(v. t.) 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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Ectopic
::
Ectopic
(a.) Out of
place;
congenitally
displaced;
as, an
ectopic
organ..
Parallax
::
Parallax
(n.) The
apparent
displacement,
or
difference
of
position,
of an
object,
as seen from two
different
stations,
or
points
of
view..
Dislocation
::
Dislocation
(n.) The
displacement
of parts of rocks or
portions
of
strata
from the
situation
which they
originally
occupied.
Slips,
faults,
and the like, are
dislocations..
Screw
::
Screw (n.) A
straight
line in space with which a
definite
linear
magnitude
termed
the pitch is
associated
(cf. 5th
Pitch,
10 (b)). It is used to
express
the
displacement
of a rigid body, which may
always
be made to
consist
of a
rotation
about an axis
combined
with a
translation
parallel
to that
axis..
Start
::
Start (v. t.) To move
suddenly
from its place or
position;
to
displace
or
loosen;
to
dislocate;
as, to start a bone; the storm
started
the bolts in the
vessel..
Fault
::
Fault (v. t.) To
interrupt
the
continuity
of (rock
strata)
by
displacement
along a plane of
fracture;
--
chiefly
used in the p. p.; as, the coal beds are badly
faulted..
Displace
::
Displace
(v. t.) To
dislodge;
to drive away; to
banish.
Pseudosphere
::
Pseudosphere
(n.) The
surface
of
constant
negative
curvature
generated
by the
revolution
of a
tractrix.
This
surface
corresponds
in
non-Euclidian
space to the
sphere
in
ordinary
space.
An
important
property
of the
surface
is that any
figure
drawn upon it can be
displaced
in any way
without
tearing
it or
altering
in size any of its
elements.
Remove
::
Remove
(v. t.) To move away from the
position
occupied;
to cause to
change
place;
to
displace;
as, to
remove
a
building..
Dislocate
::
Dislocate
(v. t.) To
displace;
to put out of its
proper
place.
Especially,
of a bone: To
remove
from its
normal
connections
with a
neighboring
bone; to put out of
joint;
to move from its
socket;
to
disjoint;
as, to
dislocate
your
bones..
Fata Morgana
::
Fata
Morgana
() A kind of
mirage
by which
distant
objects
appear
inverted,
distorted,
displaced,
or
multiplied.
It is
noticed
particularly
at the
Straits
of
Messina,
between
Calabria
and
Sicily..
Start
::
Start (v. i.) To
become
somewhat
displaced
or
loosened;
as, a rivet or a seam may start under
strain
or
pressure..
Syncopal
::
Synclinorium
(n.) A
mountain
range owing its
origin
to the
progress
of a
geosynclinal,
and
ending
in a
catastrophe
of
displacement
and
upturning..
Displantation
::
Displantation
(n.) The act of
displanting;
removal;
displacement.
Throw
::
Throw (n.) The
amount
of
vertical
displacement
produced
by a
fault;
--
according
to the
direction
it is
designated
as an
upthrow,
or a
downthrow..
Displaceable
::
Displaceable
(a.)
Capable
of being
displaced.
Permeate
::
Permeate
(v. t.) To pass
through
the pores or
interstices
of; to
penetrate
and pass
through
without
causing
rupture
or
displacement;
--
applied
especially
to
fluids
which pass
through
substances
of loose
texture;
as, water
permeates
sand..
Buoyancy
::
Buoyancy
(n.) The
upward
pressure
exerted
upon a
floating
body by a
fluid,
which is equal to the
weight
of the body;
hence,
also, the
weight
of a
floating
body, as
measured
by the
volume
of fluid
displaced..
Supplant
::
Supplant
(n.) To
remove
or
displace
by
stratagem;
to
displace
and take the place of; to
supersede;
as, a rival
supplants
another
in the favor of a
mistress
or a
prince..
Displace
::
Displace
(v. t.) To crowd out; to take the place of.
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