0 past simple and past participle of dislodge
1 to remove something or someone, especially by force, from a fixed position:
It is probable that the vegetation itself dislodged into the peripheral pulmonary arteries following its breakdown to tiny pieces.
It should be noted that cells are very tightly attached to membranes at this time and are not easily dislodged.
The retina was then immediately dislodged from the filter paper by gentle brushing and mounted into the recording chamber with the ganglion cell layer up.
Since the umbrella can easily be dislodged immediately after initial implantation, immediate closure of residual ductal patency must not be attempted.
In addition to parasites fixed in situ, ultrathin sections were examined from 5 worms that had been dislodged from lung tissue during processing.
The growth medium containing the dislodged microglia cells was centrifuged at 800 rpm for 5 minutes.
Dislodged individuals were more abundant as single individuals, mainly adult and infant.
Even then, it never dislodged the colonial label 'dancing girl'.
