dislocation in Latin
dislocation in Latin is lūxus — dislocation means an injury in which a bone is forced out of its normal joint position.
dislocation in Latin
lūxus
The act of dislocating, or putting out of joint; also, the condition of being thus displaced.
What does "dislocation" mean?
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noun An injury in which a bone is forced out of its normal joint position.
"The doctor popped the dislocation back into place in the emergency room."
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noun A disruption or displacement, in a general or figurative sense.
"The war caused a huge dislocation of families across the region."
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dislocation in a sentence
- The doctor popped the dislocation back into place in the emergency room.
- The war caused a huge dislocation of families across the region.
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What is "dislocation" in Latin?
"dislocation" in Latin is lūxus. dislocation means: An injury in which a bone is forced out of its normal joint position.
How do you use "dislocation" in a sentence?
Example: "The doctor popped the dislocation back into place in the emergency room." In Latin, "dislocation" is lūxus.
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