Dislocate

usgb/ˈdɪsləʊkeɪt,dɪsˈləʊkeɪt/Volume
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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.