Uprooted; removed from the ground or from one's native place or community.
Past participle of displant used as an adjective, from dis- + plant + -ed. Carries both literal (agricultural) and metaphorical (displacement) meanings.
When used metaphorically, 'displanted' describes diaspora communities beautifully—it's more poetic than 'displaced' and emphasizes the living, growing nature of people who've been torn from their roots.
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