displanting (Meaning)

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displanting (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Displant

The displacement of people from their homes due to war, persecution, or natural disasters is a major global issue.
The construction of the new highway resulted in the displacement of several families.
The company's decision to relocate its headquarters to another state led to the displacement of many employees.
The government's policy of forced displacement has resulted in the displacement of entire communities.
The earthquake caused widespread displacement, as many people were forced to leave their homes due to damage or the threat of further collapse.
The rising sea levels are causing the displacement of coastal communities, as their homes and livelihoods are threatened by flooding.
Climate change is also a major cause of displacement, as it is leading to increasingly extreme weather events, such as floods and droughts, which are forcing people to leave their homes.
The displacement of people can have a devastating impact on their lives, as they may lose their homes, their livelihoods, and their social networks.
Displacement can also lead to increased poverty and inequality, as displaced people often have difficulty finding work and housing.
The international community should work together to address the root causes of displacement and to provide assistance to displaced people.

of Displant

replacing, superseding, relieving, supplanting,substituting, cutting out, preempting,displacing, usurping

No antonyms found.

The displacement of people from their homes due to war, persecution, or natural disasters is a major global issue.

The construction of the new highway resulted in the displacement of several families.

The company's decision to relocate its headquarters to another state led to the displacement of many employees.

The government's policy of forced displacement has resulted in the displacement of entire communities.