- upward displacement
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upward displacement
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fish-hook displacement — a medical condition in humans where the stomach is displaced. The orifice of the pylorus faces directly upward and the duodenum runs upward and to the right to join the pylorus at an angle, producing a constricting hook. Asymptomatic … Dictionary of ichthyology
fishhook displacement — a medical condition in humans where the stomach is displaced. The orifice of the pylorus faces directly upward and the duodenum runs upward and to the right to join the pylorus at an angle, producing a constricting hook. Asymptomatic … Dictionary of ichthyology
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upthrow — I. transitive verb (upthrew; upthrown; throwing) Date: 14th century to throw or thrust upward II. noun Date: 1807 an upward displacement (as of a rock stratum) ; upheaval, upthrust … New Collegiate Dictionary
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upslip — ˈ ̷ ̷ˌ ̷ ̷ noun Etymology: up (II) + slip : the upward displacement on one side of a fault without there being a downward slip on the other side to the full extent of the total displacement … Useful english dictionary
