Displace and Follow

Displace

Displace verb - To change the place or position of.

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Follow and displace are semantically related In some cases you can use "Follow" instead a verb "Displace".

Nearby Words: displacement, displacing

Follow verb - To come after in time.

Usage example: a wrap-up always follows the Super Bowl broadcast

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Displace and follow are semantically related in take the place of topic. Sometimes you can use "Displace" instead a verb "Follow".

Nearby Words: following, follower, followed

religion	displace religion	follow religion
people	displace people	follow people
order	displace order	follow order
someone	displace someone	follow someone
Other words: time, money, target.

Hold Your Hippogriffs: The premise of the whole show is to displace modern stories into a prehistoric setting, so language was obvious to follow.

Source: Western Animation / The Flintstones

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