1. plural of dislodgment; instances of forcing something out of its place or position
Usage: countable noun; often used in military, geological, or technical contexts
2. the act or process of dislodging; removal from a fixed or embedded position
Usage: abstract noun usage; commonly used in military strategy and geology

Examples

• The military campaign focused on the dislodgments of enemy forces from fortified positions.
• Repeated dislodgments of the boulder eventually caused it to roll down the hillside.
• The dentist explained that the dislodgments of plaque require consistent brushing.
• Geological surveys documented the dislodgments caused by the earthquake.
• The coach discussed the dislodgments of defensive players during the game.
• Several dislodgments of the roof tiles occurred during the storm.
• Engineers studied the dislodgments of sediment in the riverbed.