English

Noun

dislodgment ‎(plural dislodgments)

1. Alternative form of dislodgement
   • 2008 March 8, Eric Wilson, “Big Names in Retail Fashion Are Trading Teams”, in New York Times:

     “There will be a period of dislodgment and disenfranchisement,” said William L. McComb, chief executive of Liz Claiborne, whose efforts to revive flagging sales hinge upon his company’s aggressive wooing of Mr. Mizrahi from Target.