Displacement
Displacement noun - The forced removal from a homeland.
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Moving and displacement are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Moving" instead a noun "Displacement".
Moving
Moving adjective - Having the power to affect the feelings or sympathies.
Displacement and moving are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Displacement" instead a noun "Moving".
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Trafagar Law can use his spatial-displacement power to stop projectiles, swap them with objects in another location, and set them moving again.
Source: Bullet Dodges You -
Del Toro and Visual effects supervisor John Knoll spent several weeks discussing the physics of the giant characters, and details such as how the air displacement from a Jaeger moving between skyscrapers would shake the building's windows.
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Some physical-displacement type tricks (moving boxes, sawing a person in half) require the person to be quite small in order to fit into the device (most magic equipment is designed for an assistant who's 5′2″ tall).
Source: Lovely Assistant
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