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Dislocate

usgb/ˈdɪsləʊkeɪt,dɪsˈləʊkeɪt/Volume
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To move or force out of position, often relative to sockets, joints or connections.

During the game, he dislocated his shoulder and had to be rushed to the hospital.
Often appears as...
dislocate a shoulder
dislocate a joint
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Physical InjuryPlay
Usually involves sudden pain and requires medical attention. SlideShe fell and dislocated her elbow, screaming in agony.
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Accident PronePlay
Common in sports, accidents, or physical activities. SlideBe careful when skating; it's easy to dislocate a joint if you fall.
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Immediate ResponsePlay
Urgently needs repositioning or medical intervention. SlideHe dislocated his wrist and was immediately taken to the ER.