8 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Dislodge' in a Sentence
"To remove or force something out of a particular place." more
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Over the years, the river's current will have been dislodging pebbles from the riverbed.
The team will have been dislodging opponents with their strategic plays throughout the tournament.
By the time the construction is complete, the workers will have been dislodging rocks from the excavation site.
Through continuous drilling, the archaeologists will have been dislodging artifacts buried deep beneath the ancient ruins.
The storm will have been dislodging debris and branches from the trees along the street.
The enthusiastic gardener will have been dislodging stubborn weeds from the flowerbeds for hours.
She will have been dislodging old files from the dusty shelves in the archive room.
As the glacier melts, it will have been dislodging massive chunks of ice into the frigid waters below.
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