1. to uproot or pull out a plant from the ground
Usage: archaic or literary
2. to remove or displace someone from a place or position
Usage: archaic or literary

Examples

• The gardener had to displant the old roses to make room for new varieties.
• Heavy storms displanted several trees from the forest floor.
• The invading army sought to displant the native population from their ancestral lands.
• Drought conditions displanted many crops across the region.
• She carefully displanted the seedlings before transplanting them to larger pots.