Definitionn. forced removal from a position of advantage
Last update: June 13, 2015
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The dislodgement of the mass. Now, in many instances, cases of the [Please select]
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It is perhaps humiliating to confess that his dislodgement, when it came, was not at our hands. [Please select]
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The conclusion to which the bystanders invariably come is that the animal must have been contained within the rock, and that it was liberated by the dislodgement of the mass. [Please select]
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Now, in many instances, cases of the appearance of toads during quarrying operations have been found, on close examination, to present no evidence whatever that the appearance of the animals was due to the dislodgement of the stones. [Please select]
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