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oust
Transitive Verb
past: oustedpp: ousteding: ousting

Meanings

Transitive Verboust
[~ someone from something][~ someone]

To force someone out of a job, position, or place of residence, often through a formal or legal process.

The board of directors voted to oust the CEO after the scandal.

Transitive Verboust
[~ something]

To drive out or expel something, such as a feeling or a competing influence, from a particular space or state of mind.

The new evidence helped oust the old theories from the scientific community.

Phrasal Verbs

oust out

to forcibly remove someone from a position or place

The rebels attempted to oust out the dictator during the coup.

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