Sentence examples for been displaced with from inspiring English sources
verb
To move something, or someone, especially to forcibly move people from their homeland.
Other Prouvost papers have been displaced with Nazi substitutes.
At least 174,000 people have been displaced, with houses destroyed, crops swept away and water sources contaminated.
According to local residents, nearly 100,000 people have already been displaced with the transfer of land to Cameroon.
By December more than 400,000 people had been displaced, with many fleeing into the Nuba Mountains, South Sudan, and Ethiopia.
Since the spring of 2011 nearly half of Syria's population has been displaced, with 7.6m of those who have had to flee staying within their homeland and 3.3m more in camps abroad.
To make this happen, pastoralists had been displaced with little or no means of survival (Ayalew 2001).
The fashion reached its height in England in the late 17th and early 18th centuries but was displaced with the rise of the so-called natural garden (see English garden).
Photograph: Danny Martindale/WireImage 1.25pm GMT A schoolgirl, who was displaced with her family from Pakistan's tribal areas due to fighting between the Taliban and the army, waits to start her classes in Islamabad.
Immediately after trauma, the disc was displaced with the fractured segment in almost all cases.
At the height of the flooding tens of thousands of people were displaced, with homes and infrastructure destroyed.
