to compel (a person or persons) to leave home, country, etc.

to move or put out of the usual or proper place.

to take the place of; replace; supplant

Fiction displaces fact.

to remove from a position, office, or dignity.

Obsolete . to rid oneself of.

verb

leave

verb

change , crowd out , derange , disarrange , disestablish , dislocate , dislodge , displant , dispossess , disturb , eject , evict , expel , expulse , force out , lose , mislay , misplace , relegate , shift , transpose , unsettle , uproot , banish , can * , cashier * , cut out * , deport , depose , dethrone , discard , discharge , discrown , disenthrone , dismiss , disthrone , exile , expatriate , fire , oust , remove , replace , sack * , step into shoes of , succeed , supersede , supplant , take over , take the place of , transport , uncrown , unmake , usurp , move , shake , cut out