displacement
nounDivide displacement into syllables:
dis · place · ment
How to pronounce displacement:
Definition of displacement:
- displacement (noun):
- the act of displacing
- the act or process of displacing the state of being displaced
- act of taking the place of another especially using underhanded tactics.
Synonyms for displacement:
banishment
deportation
deracination
dispersion
displacement reaction
emigration
exile
expulsion
migration
ousting
replacement
shift
substitution
superseding
supplanting
translation
usurping
Antonyms for displacement:
arrangement
calm
inaction
inactivity
juncture
method
order
orderliness
organisation
organization
stagnation
system
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Here are some other common words that have 3 syllables, like displacement does.
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- duryea
- earlier
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- elamite
- eliezer
- elisa
- elision
- elissa
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- embarrassed
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- emmeline
- … more
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