Third person singular present tense of displume; removes feathers or adornments from something.
Standard English conjugation of 'displume' with the '-s' ending for third person singular. Follows regular verb formation patterns in English.
Even in modern usage, this verb form appears in literary and poetic contexts where writers want a more dramatic, archaic-sounding way to describe removing decorations or dignity.
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