Dislocation

[Fr.] Act of dislocating, or moving from its proper place. (Surg.) See LUXATION. (Geol.) See UPLIFT. Dislodge, ( dis - loj ' ,) v. a. [Fr. déloger ; It. disloggiare .] To remove or drive from a lodge or place of rest. - To drive from the place where a thing naturally rests or inhabits. To drive from a place of rest, habitation, retirement, or retreat, or from any station. - To remove an army to other quarters. "The Volcians are dislodg'd , and Marcus gone." - Shaks. -v. n. To go from a place of rest. "He resolved with all his legions to dislodge .' Milton .