rare. [f. TRANS- 2 + LOCALIZATION.] Translocation, displacement; in quot., in reference to time.
1888. Amer. Jrnl. Psychol., May, 538. Patients … sometimes cannot repeat the same pseudo-experience twice alike, translocalizations in time being especially common.
1912. G. S. Hall, Founders Mod. Psych., 268. Neither is it wise … to seek for proof that all things do or do not regularly change in form with every degree of translocalization.
