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displaced person::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Synonyms | dp, stateless person |
| Type of | refugee |
Examples of displaced person
displaced person
Admitted to the U.S. as a displaced person in 1950, he became a bishop in 1952.
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It was a displaced person, a refugee, and it lost its identity in its travels.
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Judith Atieno, another displaced person, works in one of the greenhouses.
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Weathered and drawn, they are seen here in displaced-person camps waiting for new homes.
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The group ran workshops with children in displaced person camps and also performed concerts.
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A displaced person may also be referred to as a forced migrant.
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Haskell, a displaced person from television, wears a wardrobe apparently tailored to suit his origins.
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On April 21, 2009, The Australian reported that Demjanjuk registered in 1948 as a displaced person.
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Do you know what a displaced person is?
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