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Meanings of dislodge in English
Synonyms
Examples for "shift"
Examples for "shift"
1
This shift constitutes a present challenge to the entire National Health Service.
2
The balance wheel turns; the tides change; the sands of occasion shift.
3
There is a night shift, so several days a week, I'm free.
4
In recent years, however, Falls Church had undergone a dramatic ethnic shift.
5
He said many countries were already taking steps to combat climate shift.
1
When your brake hand nears the device, you'll need to reposition it.
2
They must either reposition their operations here or face an uncertain future.
3
Now Antoniewicz could reposition to get a one-armed grip under the arms.
4
A lot of traders had to reposition both their portfolios and strategies.
5
Quickly, I reposition myself, scooting to the side and extending my legs.
Usage of dislodge in English
1
Once it had tasted power, the army proved almost impossible to dislodge.
2
Averan had given Gaborn the weapons he needed to dislodge the reavers.
3
We don't purport to attempt to dislodge the large international engineering firms.
4
It will be a mammoth task to dislodge Labour and Ms Ardern.
5
The next day the Germans counterattacked, but failed to dislodge the French.
6
The mighty trade-wind swept around the crags and threatened to dislodge me.
7
Two soldiers were ordered to climb the roof and dislodge the enemy.
8
Years of attrition have failed to dislodge rebel factions that control it.
9
The reason was plain enough, it was almost impossible to dislodge it.
10
The brigade was behind us, waiting for us to dislodge the skirmishers.
11
We own the whole field-everyinch of it-andnothing can dislodge us.
12
This method was now supplemented by new contrivances to dislodge the Jews.
13
He tries again, careful not to dislodge the wood and plaster above.
14
We grapple and he becomes breathless with his efforts to dislodge me.
15
Again and again, I try to dislodge the child from my womb.
16
He laughed, and the shaking was just enough to dislodge his hands.
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Dislodge across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common