dislocating
Meaning
of Dislocate
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Any discussion of Muslim intellectual life in the twentieth century must take into account the defining context of modernisation, with its dislocating effects on structural, economic, societal, political and cultural realities in Muslim countries.
Bellinger, 25, who has been linked to Carter since August, ended up dislocating his shoulder during the home run celebration.
Interlink Publishing Group (2004), ISBN 1566565294 Reportedly, while hunting horses, a jaguar may leap onto their back, place one paw on the muzzle and another on the nape and then twist, dislocating the neck.
They populated central Mexico, dislocating speakers of Oto-Manguean languages as they spread their political influence south.
The coaching ladder has been just as dislocating.