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obstruct

EnglishMerriam-Webster Dictionary

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Examples

//The war has displaced thousands of people.
//The hurricane displaced most of the town's residents.
//The closing of the factory has displaced many workers.
//farming practices that displace large amounts of soil

First Known Use

1549, in the meaning defined at sense 1a

History and Etymology

probably from Middle French desplacer, from des- dis- + place place

displace

verb

Synonyms & Antonyms

to change the place or position of //the slight tremor displaced the dishes on the shelves, but didn't do any real damage
Synonyms

budge dislocate disturb move relocate remove reposition shift transfer transpose
Related Words

bear carry cart convey drive haul lug tote transmit transplant transport
replace supersede supplant
alter make over modify redo refashion remake remodel revamp revise rework vary
Near Antonyms

anchor fix freeze moor secure set stabilize
embed (also imbed) entrench (also intrench) implant ingrain (also engrain) lodge root
to force to leave a country //World War II displaced people all over Europe
Synonyms

banish deport exile expatriate relegate transport
Related Words

cast out dismiss eject eliminate evict exclude expel expulse kick out oust run out throw out
excommunicate ostracize reject repudiate spurn
dispossess
Near Antonyms

naturalize repatriate
accept admit receive take in
entertain harbor house shelter
to take the place of //inefficient methods displaced by newer ones
Synonyms

cut out displant relieve replace substitute supersede supplant
Related Words

preempt usurp
to remove from a position of prominence or power (as a throne) //the CEO was summarily displaced after the hostile takeover
Synonyms

defrock depose deprive dethrone oust uncrown unmake unseat unthrone
Related Words

can cashier discharge dismiss fire muster out remove retire sack
overthrow subvert supplant topple usurp
banish boot (out) bounce cast out chase drum (out) eject expel extrude rout run off throw out
Near Antonyms

baptize inaugurate induct initiate install instate invest
appoint designate elect
Antonyms

crown enthrone throne

display

verb

dis·play

di-ˈsplā

displayed; displaying; displays

Definition (Entry 1 of 2)

transitive verb
to place or spread (something) for people to see //The gallery displays the work of local artists. //It also comes with a wooden wall mount so you can proudly display it in your living room. — Nathan Donkor //If the system displays an error message, you may need to adjust your settings … — Andy Wolber
also to serve as a place for displaying (something) //… a … shop window displaying shimmering silk scarves … — Ute Junker //As the robot worked, a screen displayed its progress. — Dominic Rushe
to make (an emotion, quality, skill, etc.) evident //displayed great skill //displayed an interest in music //She displayed no emotion upon hearing the news.
to exhibit conspicuously and usually in an ostentatious manner //displayed their wealth //He liked to display his extensive knowledge of Greek mythology.
obsolete descry
Examples
- //The war has displaced thousands of people.
- //The hurricane displaced most of the town's residents.
- //The closing of the factory has displaced many workers.
- //farming practices that displace large amounts of soil

First Known Use

1549, in the meaning defined at sense 1a

History and Etymology

probably from Middle French desplacer, from des- dis- + place place

displace

verb

Synonyms & Antonyms

to change the place or position of //the slight tremor displaced the dishes on the shelves, but didn't do any real damage
Synonyms

budge dislocate disturb move relocate remove reposition shift transfer transpose
Related Words

bear carry cart convey drive haul lug tote transmit transplant transport
replace supersede supplant
alter make over modify redo refashion remake remodel revamp revise rework vary
Near Antonyms

anchor fix freeze moor secure set stabilize
embed (also imbed) entrench (also intrench) implant ingrain (also engrain) lodge root
to force to leave a country //World War II displaced people all over Europe
Synonyms

banish deport exile expatriate relegate transport
Related Words

cast out dismiss eject eliminate evict exclude expel expulse kick out oust run out throw out
excommunicate ostracize reject repudiate spurn
dispossess
Near Antonyms

naturalize repatriate
accept admit receive take in
entertain harbor house shelter
to take the place of //inefficient methods displaced by newer ones
Synonyms

cut out displant relieve replace substitute supersede supplant
Related Words

preempt usurp
to remove from a position of prominence or power (as a throne) //the CEO was summarily displaced after the hostile takeover
Synonyms

defrock depose deprive dethrone oust uncrown unmake unseat unthrone
Related Words

can cashier discharge dismiss fire muster out remove retire sack
overthrow subvert supplant topple usurp
banish boot (out) bounce cast out chase drum (out) eject expel extrude rout run off throw out
Near Antonyms

baptize inaugurate induct initiate install instate invest
appoint designate elect
Antonyms

crown enthrone throne

display

verb

dis·play

di-ˈsplā

displayed; displaying; displays

Definition (Entry 1 of 2)

transitive verb
to place or spread (something) for people to see //The gallery displays the work of local artists. //It also comes with a wooden wall mount so you can proudly display it in your living room. — Nathan Donkor //If the system displays an error message, you may need to adjust your settings … — Andy Wolber
also to serve as a place for displaying (something) //… a … shop window displaying shimmering silk scarves … — Ute Junker //As the robot worked, a screen displayed its progress. — Dominic Rushe
to make (an emotion, quality, skill, etc.) evident //displayed great skill //displayed an interest in music //She displayed no emotion upon hearing the news.
to exhibit conspicuously and usually in an ostentatious manner //displayed their wealth //He liked to display his extensive knowledge of Greek mythology.
obsolete descry
Examples
- //The war has displaced thousands of people.
- //The hurricane displaced most of the town's residents.
- //The closing of the factory has displaced many workers.
- //farming practices that displace large amounts of soil

First Known Use

1549, in the meaning defined at sense 1a

History and Etymology

probably from Middle French desplacer, from des- dis- + place place

displace

verb

Synonyms & Antonyms

to change the place or position of //the slight tremor displaced the dishes on the shelves, but didn't do any real damage
Synonyms

budge dislocate disturb move relocate remove reposition shift transfer transpose
Related Words

bear carry cart convey drive haul lug tote transmit transplant transport
replace supersede supplant
alter make over modify redo refashion remake remodel revamp revise rework vary
Near Antonyms

anchor fix freeze moor secure set stabilize
embed (also imbed) entrench (also intrench) implant ingrain (also engrain) lodge root
to force to leave a country //World War II displaced people all over Europe
Synonyms

banish deport exile expatriate relegate transport
Related Words

cast out dismiss eject eliminate evict exclude expel expulse kick out oust run out throw out
excommunicate ostracize reject repudiate spurn
dispossess
Near Antonyms

naturalize repatriate
accept admit receive take in
entertain harbor house shelter
to take the place of //inefficient methods displaced by newer ones
Synonyms

cut out displant relieve replace substitute supersede supplant
Related Words

preempt usurp
to remove from a position of prominence or power (as a throne) //the CEO was summarily displaced after the hostile takeover
Synonyms

defrock depose deprive dethrone oust uncrown unmake unseat unthrone
Related Words

can cashier discharge dismiss fire muster out remove retire sack
overthrow subvert supplant topple usurp
banish boot (out) bounce cast out chase drum (out) eject expel extrude rout run off throw out
Near Antonyms

baptize inaugurate induct initiate install instate invest
appoint designate elect
Antonyms

crown enthrone throne

display

verb

dis·play

di-ˈsplā

displayed; displaying; displays

Definition (Entry 1 of 2)

transitive verb
to place or spread (something) for people to see //The gallery displays the work of local artists. //It also comes with a wooden wall mount so you can proudly display it in your living room. — Nathan Donkor //If the system displays an error message, you may need to adjust your settings … — Andy Wolber
also to serve as a place for displaying (something) //… a … shop window displaying shimmering silk scarves … — Ute Junker //As the robot worked, a screen displayed its progress. — Dominic Rushe
to make (an emotion, quality, skill, etc.) evident //displayed great skill //displayed an interest in music //She displayed no emotion upon hearing the news.
to exhibit conspicuously and usually in an ostentatious manner //displayed their wealth //He liked to display his extensive knowledge of Greek mythology.
obsolete descry
Examples
- //The war has displaced thousands of people.
- //The hurricane displaced most of the town's residents.
- //The closing of the factory has displaced many workers.
- //farming practices that displace large amounts of soil

First Known Use

1549, in the meaning defined at sense 1a

History and Etymology

probably from Middle French desplacer, from des- dis- + place place

displace

verb

Synonyms & Antonyms

to change the place or position of //the slight tremor displaced the dishes on the shelves, but didn't do any real damage
Synonyms

budge dislocate disturb move relocate remove reposition shift transfer transpose
Related Words

bear carry cart convey drive haul lug tote transmit transplant transport
replace supersede supplant
alter make over modify redo refashion remake remodel revamp revise rework vary
Near Antonyms

anchor fix freeze moor secure set stabilize
embed (also imbed) entrench (also intrench) implant ingrain (also engrain) lodge root
to force to leave a country //World War II displaced people all over Europe
Synonyms

banish deport exile expatriate relegate transport
Related Words

cast out dismiss eject eliminate evict exclude expel expulse kick out oust run out throw out
excommunicate ostracize reject repudiate spurn
dispossess
Near Antonyms

naturalize repatriate
accept admit receive take in
entertain harbor house shelter
to take the place of //inefficient methods displaced by newer ones
Synonyms

cut out displant relieve replace substitute supersede supplant
Related Words

preempt usurp
to remove from a position of prominence or power (as a throne) //the CEO was summarily displaced after the hostile takeover
Synonyms

defrock depose deprive dethrone oust uncrown unmake unseat unthrone
Related Words

can cashier discharge dismiss fire muster out remove retire sack
overthrow subvert supplant topple usurp
banish boot (out) bounce cast out chase drum (out) eject expel extrude rout run off throw out
Near Antonyms

baptize inaugurate induct initiate install instate invest
appoint designate elect
Antonyms

crown enthrone throne

display

verb

dis·play

di-ˈsplā

displayed; displaying; displays

Definition (Entry 1 of 2)

transitive verb
to place or spread (something) for people to see //The gallery displays the work of local artists. //It also comes with a wooden wall mount so you can proudly display it in your living room. — Nathan Donkor //If the system displays an error message, you may need to adjust your settings … — Andy Wolber
also to serve as a place for displaying (something) //… a … shop window displaying shimmering silk scarves … — Ute Junker //As the robot worked, a screen displayed its progress. — Dominic Rushe
to make (an emotion, quality, skill, etc.) evident //displayed great skill //displayed an interest in music //She displayed no emotion upon hearing the news.
to exhibit conspicuously and usually in an ostentatious manner //displayed their wealth //He liked to display his extensive knowledge of Greek mythology.
obsolete descry
Examples
- //The war has displaced thousands of people.
- //The hurricane displaced most of the town's residents.
- //The closing of the factory has displaced many workers.
- //farming practices that displace large amounts of soil

First Known Use

1549, in the meaning defined at sense 1a

History and Etymology

probably from Middle French desplacer, from des- dis- + place place

displace

verb

Synonyms & Antonyms

to change the place or position of //the slight tremor displaced the dishes on the shelves, but didn't do any real damage
Synonyms

budge dislocate disturb move relocate remove reposition shift transfer transpose
Related Words

bear carry cart convey drive haul lug tote transmit transplant transport
replace supersede supplant
alter make over modify redo refashion remake remodel revamp revise rework vary
Near Antonyms

anchor fix freeze moor secure set stabilize
embed (also imbed) entrench (also intrench) implant ingrain (also engrain) lodge root
to force to leave a country //World War II displaced people all over Europe
Synonyms

banish deport exile expatriate relegate transport
Related Words

cast out dismiss eject eliminate evict exclude expel expulse kick out oust run out throw out
excommunicate ostracize reject repudiate spurn
dispossess
Near Antonyms

naturalize repatriate
accept admit receive take in
entertain harbor house shelter
to take the place of //inefficient methods displaced by newer ones
Synonyms

cut out displant relieve replace substitute supersede supplant
Related Words

preempt usurp
to remove from a position of prominence or power (as a throne) //the CEO was summarily displaced after the hostile takeover
Synonyms

defrock depose deprive dethrone oust uncrown unmake unseat unthrone
Related Words

can cashier discharge dismiss fire muster out remove retire sack
overthrow subvert supplant topple usurp
banish boot (out) bounce cast out chase drum (out) eject expel extrude rout run off throw out
Near Antonyms

baptize inaugurate induct initiate install instate invest
appoint designate elect
Antonyms

crown enthrone throne

display

verb

dis·play

di-ˈsplā

displayed; displaying; displays

Definition (Entry 1 of 2)

transitive verb
to place or spread (something) for people to see //The gallery displays the work of local artists. //It also comes with a wooden wall mount so you can proudly display it in your living room. — Nathan Donkor //If the system displays an error message, you may need to adjust your settings … — Andy Wolber
also to serve as a place for displaying (something) //… a … shop window displaying shimmering silk scarves … — Ute Junker //As the robot worked, a screen displayed its progress. — Dominic Rushe
to make (an emotion, quality, skill, etc.) evident //displayed great skill //displayed an interest in music //She displayed no emotion upon hearing the news.
to exhibit conspicuously and usually in an ostentatious manner //displayed their wealth //He liked to display his extensive knowledge of Greek mythology.
obsolete descry
Examples
- //The war has displaced thousands of people.
- //The hurricane displaced most of the town's residents.
- //The closing of the factory has displaced many workers.
- //farming practices that displace large amounts of soil

First Known Use

1549, in the meaning defined at sense 1a

History and Etymology

probably from Middle French desplacer, from des- dis- + place place

displace

verb

Synonyms & Antonyms

to change the place or position of //the slight tremor displaced the dishes on the shelves, but didn't do any real damage
Synonyms

budge dislocate disturb move relocate remove reposition shift transfer transpose
Related Words

bear carry cart convey drive haul lug tote transmit transplant transport
replace supersede supplant
alter make over modify redo refashion remake remodel revamp revise rework vary
Near Antonyms

anchor fix freeze moor secure set stabilize
embed (also imbed) entrench (also intrench) implant ingrain (also engrain) lodge root
to force to leave a country //World War II displaced people all over Europe
Synonyms

banish deport exile expatriate relegate transport
Related Words

cast out dismiss eject eliminate evict exclude expel expulse kick out oust run out throw out
excommunicate ostracize reject repudiate spurn
dispossess
Near Antonyms

naturalize repatriate
accept admit receive take in
entertain harbor house shelter
to take the place of //inefficient methods displaced by newer ones
Synonyms

cut out displant relieve replace substitute supersede supplant
Related Words

preempt usurp
to remove from a position of prominence or power (as a throne) //the CEO was summarily displaced after the hostile takeover
Synonyms

defrock depose deprive dethrone oust uncrown unmake unseat unthrone
Related Words

can cashier discharge dismiss fire muster out remove retire sack
overthrow subvert supplant topple usurp
banish boot (out) bounce cast out chase drum (out) eject expel extrude rout run off throw out
Near Antonyms

baptize inaugurate induct initiate install instate invest
appoint designate elect
Antonyms

crown enthrone throne

display

verb

dis·play

di-ˈsplā

displayed; displaying; displays

Definition (Entry 1 of 2)

transitive verb
to place or spread (something) for people to see //The gallery displays the work of local artists. //It also comes with a wooden wall mount so you can proudly display it in your living room. — Nathan Donkor //If the system displays an error message, you may need to adjust your settings … — Andy Wolber
also to serve as a place for displaying (something) //… a … shop window displaying shimmering silk scarves … — Ute Junker //As the robot worked, a screen displayed its progress. — Dominic Rushe
to make (an emotion, quality, skill, etc.) evident //displayed great skill //displayed an interest in music //She displayed no emotion upon hearing the news.
to exhibit conspicuously and usually in an ostentatious manner //displayed their wealth //He liked to display his extensive knowledge of Greek mythology.
obsolete descry
Examples
- //The war has displaced thousands of people.
- //The hurricane displaced most of the town's residents.
- //The closing of the factory has displaced many workers.
- //farming practices that displace large amounts of soil

First Known Use

1549, in the meaning defined at sense 1a

History and Etymology

probably from Middle French desplacer, from des- dis- + place place

displace

verb

Synonyms & Antonyms

to change the place or position of //the slight tremor displaced the dishes on the shelves, but didn't do any real damage
Synonyms

budge dislocate disturb move relocate remove reposition shift transfer transpose
Related Words

bear carry cart convey drive haul lug tote transmit transplant transport
replace supersede supplant
alter make over modify redo refashion remake remodel revamp revise rework vary
Near Antonyms

anchor fix freeze moor secure set stabilize
embed (also imbed) entrench (also intrench) implant ingrain (also engrain) lodge root
to force to leave a country //World War II displaced people all over Europe
Synonyms

banish deport exile expatriate relegate transport
Related Words

cast out dismiss eject eliminate evict exclude expel expulse kick out oust run out throw out
excommunicate ostracize reject repudiate spurn
dispossess
Near Antonyms

naturalize repatriate
accept admit receive take in
entertain harbor house shelter
to take the place of //inefficient methods displaced by newer ones
Synonyms

cut out displant relieve replace substitute supersede supplant
Related Words

preempt usurp
to remove from a position of prominence or power (as a throne) //the CEO was summarily displaced after the hostile takeover
Synonyms

defrock depose deprive dethrone oust uncrown unmake unseat unthrone
Related Words

can cashier discharge dismiss fire muster out remove retire sack
overthrow subvert supplant topple usurp
banish boot (out) bounce cast out chase drum (out) eject expel extrude rout run off throw out
Near Antonyms

baptize inaugurate induct initiate install instate invest
appoint designate elect
Antonyms

crown enthrone throne

display

verb

dis·play

di-ˈsplā

displayed; displaying; displays

Definition (Entry 1 of 2)

transitive verb
to place or spread (something) for people to see //The gallery displays the work of local artists. //It also comes with a wooden wall mount so you can proudly display it in your living room. — Nathan Donkor //If the system displays an error message, you may need to adjust your settings … — Andy Wolber
also to serve as a place for displaying (something) //… a … shop window displaying shimmering silk scarves … — Ute Junker //As the robot worked, a screen displayed its progress. — Dominic Rushe
to make (an emotion, quality, skill, etc.) evident //displayed great skill //displayed an interest in music //She displayed no emotion upon hearing the news.
to exhibit conspicuously and usually in an ostentatious manner //displayed their wealth //He liked to display his extensive knowledge of Greek mythology.
obsolete descry
Examples
- //The war has displaced thousands of people.
- //The hurricane displaced most of the town's residents.
- //The closing of the factory has displaced many workers.
- //farming practices that displace large amounts of soil

First Known Use

1549, in the meaning defined at sense 1a

History and Etymology

probably from Middle French desplacer, from des- dis- + place place

displace

verb

Synonyms & Antonyms

to change the place or position of //the slight tremor displaced the dishes on the shelves, but didn't do any real damage
Synonyms

budge dislocate disturb move relocate remove reposition shift transfer transpose
Related Words

bear carry cart convey drive haul lug tote transmit transplant transport
replace supersede supplant
alter make over modify redo refashion remake remodel revamp revise rework vary
Near Antonyms

anchor fix freeze moor secure set stabilize
embed (also imbed) entrench (also intrench) implant ingrain (also engrain) lodge root
to force to leave a country //World War II displaced people all over Europe
Synonyms

banish deport exile expatriate relegate transport
Related Words

cast out dismiss eject eliminate evict exclude expel expulse kick out oust run out throw out
excommunicate ostracize reject repudiate spurn
dispossess
Near Antonyms

naturalize repatriate
accept admit receive take in
entertain harbor house shelter
to take the place of //inefficient methods displaced by newer ones
Synonyms

cut out displant relieve replace substitute supersede supplant
Related Words

preempt usurp
to remove from a position of prominence or power (as a throne) //the CEO was summarily displaced after the hostile takeover
Synonyms

defrock depose deprive dethrone oust uncrown unmake unseat unthrone
Related Words

can cashier discharge dismiss fire muster out remove retire sack
overthrow subvert supplant topple usurp
banish boot (out) bounce cast out chase drum (out) eject expel extrude rout run off throw out
Near Antonyms

baptize inaugurate induct initiate install instate invest
appoint designate elect
Antonyms

crown enthrone throne

display

verb

dis·play

di-ˈsplā

displayed; displaying; displays

Definition (Entry 1 of 2)

transitive verb
to place or spread (something) for people to see //The gallery displays the work of local artists. //It also comes with a wooden wall mount so you can proudly display it in your living room. — Nathan Donkor //If the system displays an error message, you may need to adjust your settings … — Andy Wolber
also to serve as a place for displaying (something) //… a … shop window displaying shimmering silk scarves … — Ute Junker //As the robot worked, a screen displayed its progress. — Dominic Rushe
to make (an emotion, quality, skill, etc.) evident //displayed great skill //displayed an interest in music //She displayed no emotion upon hearing the news.
to exhibit conspicuously and usually in an ostentatious manner //displayed their wealth //He liked to display his extensive knowledge of Greek mythology.
obsolete descry
Examples
- //The war has displaced thousands of people.
- //The hurricane displaced most of the town's residents.
- //The closing of the factory has displaced many workers.
- //farming practices that displace large amounts of soil

First Known Use

1549, in the meaning defined at sense 1a

History and Etymology

probably from Middle French desplacer, from des- dis- + place place

displace

verb

Synonyms & Antonyms

to change the place or position of //the slight tremor displaced the dishes on the shelves, but didn't do any real damage
Synonyms

budge dislocate disturb move relocate remove reposition shift transfer transpose
Related Words

bear carry cart convey drive haul lug tote transmit transplant transport
replace supersede supplant
alter make over modify redo refashion remake remodel revamp revise rework vary
Near Antonyms

anchor fix freeze moor secure set stabilize
embed (also imbed) entrench (also intrench) implant ingrain (also engrain) lodge root
to force to leave a country //World War II displaced people all over Europe
Synonyms

banish deport exile expatriate relegate transport
Related Words

cast out dismiss eject eliminate evict exclude expel expulse kick out oust run out throw out
excommunicate ostracize reject repudiate spurn
dispossess
Near Antonyms

naturalize repatriate
accept admit receive take in
entertain harbor house shelter
to take the place of //inefficient methods displaced by newer ones
Synonyms

cut out displant relieve replace substitute supersede supplant
Related Words

preempt usurp
to remove from a position of prominence or power (as a throne) //the CEO was summarily displaced after the hostile takeover
Synonyms

defrock depose deprive dethrone oust uncrown unmake unseat unthrone
Related Words

can cashier discharge dismiss fire muster out remove retire sack
overthrow subvert supplant topple usurp
banish boot (out) bounce cast out chase drum (out) eject expel extrude rout run off throw out
Near Antonyms

baptize inaugurate induct initiate install instate invest
appoint designate elect
Antonyms

crown enthrone throne

display

verb

dis·play

di-ˈsplā

displayed; displaying; displays

Definition (Entry 1 of 2)

transitive verb
to place or spread (something) for people to see //The gallery displays the work of local artists. //It also comes with a wooden wall mount so you can proudly display it in your living room. — Nathan Donkor //If the system displays an error message, you may need to adjust your settings … — Andy Wolber
also to serve as a place for displaying (something) //… a … shop window displaying shimmering silk scarves … — Ute Junker //As the robot worked, a screen displayed its progress. — Dominic Rushe
to make (an emotion, quality, skill, etc.) evident //displayed great skill //displayed an interest in music //She displayed no emotion upon hearing the news.
to exhibit conspicuously and usually in an ostentatious manner //displayed their wealth //He liked to display his extensive knowledge of Greek mythology.
obsolete descry
Examples
- //The war has displaced thousands of people.
- //The hurricane displaced most of the town's residents.
- //The closing of the factory has displaced many workers.
- //farming practices that displace large amounts of soil

First Known Use

1549, in the meaning defined at sense 1a

History and Etymology

probably from Middle French desplacer, from des- dis- + place place

displace

verb

Synonyms & Antonyms

to change the place or position of //the slight tremor displaced the dishes on the shelves, but didn't do any real damage
Synonyms

budge dislocate disturb move relocate remove reposition shift transfer transpose
Related Words

bear carry cart convey drive haul lug tote transmit transplant transport
replace supersede supplant
alter make over modify redo refashion remake remodel revamp revise rework vary
Near Antonyms

anchor fix freeze moor secure set stabilize
embed (also imbed) entrench (also intrench) implant ingrain (also engrain) lodge root
to force to leave a country //World War II displaced people all over Europe
Synonyms

banish deport exile expatriate relegate transport
Related Words

cast out dismiss eject eliminate evict exclude expel expulse kick out oust run out throw out
excommunicate ostracize reject repudiate spurn
dispossess
Near Antonyms

naturalize repatriate
accept admit receive take in
entertain harbor house shelter
to take the place of //inefficient methods displaced by newer ones
Synonyms

cut out displant relieve replace substitute supersede supplant
Related Words

preempt usurp
to remove from a position of prominence or power (as a throne) //the CEO was summarily displaced after the hostile takeover
Synonyms

defrock depose deprive dethrone oust uncrown unmake unseat unthrone
Related Words

can cashier discharge dismiss fire muster out remove retire sack
overthrow subvert supplant topple usurp
banish boot (out) bounce cast out chase drum (out) eject expel extrude rout run off throw out
Near Antonyms

baptize inaugurate induct initiate install instate invest
appoint designate elect
Antonyms

crown enthrone throne

display

verb

dis·play

di-ˈsplā

displayed; displaying; displays

Definition (Entry 1 of 2)

transitive verb
to place or spread (something) for people to see //The gallery displays the work of local artists. //It also comes with a wooden wall mount so you can proudly display it in your living room. — Nathan Donkor //If the system displays an error message, you may need to adjust your settings … — Andy Wolber
also to serve as a place for displaying (something) //… a … shop window displaying shimmering silk scarves … — Ute Junker //As the robot worked, a screen displayed its progress. — Dominic Rushe
to make (an emotion, quality, skill, etc.) evident //displayed great skill //displayed an interest in music //She displayed no emotion upon hearing the news.
to exhibit conspicuously and usually in an ostentatious manner //displayed their wealth //He liked to display his extensive knowledge of Greek mythology.
obsolete descry