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adjective of displace

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Answered by Anonymous

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Displace” is a verb meaning “to take over or force from its position or role”. ... “Displaced” is not an adjective, but the past participle of the verb. Hence, when you say a thing has been displaced, it doesn't just mean “out of its typical environment”: it means “forced from its typical environment by something else”.

Answered by Anonymous

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“Displace” is a verb meaning “to take over or force from its position or role”. ... “Displaced” is not an adjective

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