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Meanings of dislodge in English

Portuguese
deslocar
Spanish
desplazar

Change place or direction.

        deslocar
        Spanish
        sacar

        Remove or force from a position of dwelling previously occupied.

              sacar

              Remove or force out from a position.

                  Usage of dislodge in English
                  1
                  Once it had tasted power, the army proved almost impossible to dislodge.
                  The Guardian
                  2
                  Averan had given Gaborn the weapons he needed to dislodge the reavers.
                  Wizardborn
                  3
                  We don't purport to attempt to dislodge the large international engineering firms.
                  The Irish Times
                  4
                  It will be a mammoth task to dislodge Labour and Ms Ardern.
                  News.com.au
                  5
                  The next day the Germans counterattacked, but failed to dislodge the French.
                  The Story of the Great War, Volume III (of 12) / The War Begins,...
                  6
                  The mighty trade-wind swept around the crags and threatened to dislodge me.
                  White Shadows in the South Seas
                  7
                  Two soldiers were ordered to climb the roof and dislodge the enemy.
                  Little Journeys to the Homes of the Great - Volume 01 / Little J...
                  8
                  Years of attrition have failed to dislodge rebel factions that control it.
                  The Guardian
                  9
                  The reason was plain enough, it was almost impossible to dislodge it.
                  Little Miss By-The-Day
                  10
                  The brigade was behind us, waiting for us to dislodge the skirmishers.
                  Who Goes There? / The Story of a Spy in the Civil War
                  11
                  We own the whole field-everyinch of it-andnothing can dislodge us.
                  Mark Twain's Letters — Volume 4 (1886-1900)
                  12
                  This method was now supplemented by new contrivances to dislodge the Jews.
                  History of the Jews in Russia and Poland, Volume 2 [of 3] / From...
                  13
                  He tries again, careful not to dislodge the wood and plaster above.
                  The thing
                  14
                  We grapple and he becomes breathless with his efforts to dislodge me.
                  Daughters of the Nile
                  15
                  Again and again, I try to dislodge the child from my womb.
                  Daughters of the Nile
                  16
                  He laughed, and the shaking was just enough to dislodge his hands.
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                  Translations for dislodge
                  Portuguese
                  deslocar
                  Dislodge through the time
                  Dislodge across language varieties
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                  Common
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