displant

[dis-plant, -plahnt]

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verb (used with object) Obsolete.

to dislodge.

to transplant.

Origin of displant

1485–95; dis-¹ + plant, modeled on Middle French desplanter

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Related Words for displant

disturb, expel, lose, uproot, evict, mislay, unsettle, eject, shift, transpose, misplace, dislodge, relegate, change, dispossess, derange, dislocate, disarrange, disestablish, expulse

British Dictionary definitions for displant

displant

verb (tr) obsolete

to displace

to transplant (a plant)

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