forcing out
/ˈfɔːrsɪŋ aʊt/
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Definition of forcing out - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
expulsioncausing someone to leave a position or place by pressure
  • The forcing out policy led to many resignations.
displacing expelling ousting
2.
emissionRarecausing something to be pressed or emitted with forceRare
  • The forcing out action released the liquid quickly.
emitting extruding
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Expressions with forcing

forcing housen.
environment that promotes rapid development
The intense training program was a forcing house for young athletes.
radiative forcingn.
change in energy balance due to radiative processes
Scientists study radiative forcing to understand energy changes in ecosystems.
full-line forcingn.
practice of requiring retailers to stock full range of products
The company uses full-line forcing to ensure all its products are available.
third-line forcingn.
business practice requiring purchase from a third party
The company was accused of third-line forcing.

Terms related to forcing out

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forcecoerciondismissaldisplacementevictionexclusionpressureremovaldischargeemissionexpulsionextraction

Terms with forcing out included in their meaning

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sneezingn.
nose action
involuntary action forcing air out of the nose, often making a sound
ejectionn.
forceful removal
act of forcing someone or something out
expellingn.
general process
the act of forcing something or someone out
oustingadj.
removal
forcing someone out of a position
ejectingadj.
expulsion
forcing something out
expulsionn.
biology
the act of forcing something out of the body

Examples of forcing out in a sentence

  • His forcing out attitude made the board uneasy.
  • The forcing out pressure caused the gas to escape rapidly.
  • Forcing out steam from the kettle is necessary to prevent accidents.

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  1. French:évincant, expulsif, ...
  2. German:verdrängend, ausstoßend, ...
  3. Italian:costrittivo, pressionato, ...
  4. Spanish:forzado, presionado, ...
  5. Portuguese:expulsivo, emitido com força, ...
  6. Chinese:被迫离开的, 强制排出的, ...
  7. Japanese:追い出しの, 押し出す, ...
  8. Arabic:طَرْدي, قَسْرِي, ...
  9. Hebrew:מַדִּיחַ, מוֹצִיא בְּכוֹחַ, ...
  10. Russian:принудительный, выдавливающий, ...
  11. Ukrainian:примусовий, видавлювальний, ...
  12. Hindi:मजबूर करने वाला, बलपूर्वक निकालने वाला, ...
force out
fɔːrs aʊt

Definition of force out - Reverso English Dictionary

Phrasal verb

tr.
1.
expelmake someone leave a place or position
  • The scandal forced him out of office..
eject oust
2.
ejectcause something to be ejected
  • The machine will force out the defective parts.
evict expel
3.
officecompel someone to leave an office
  • The scandal forced out the CEO from his position.
expel oust
4.
employmentterminate someone's employment
  • The company decided to force out several employees.
dismiss expel oust
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Expressions with forcing

forcing housen.
environment that promotes rapid development
The intense training program was a forcing house for young athletes.
radiative forcingn.
change in energy balance due to radiative processes
Scientists study radiative forcing to understand energy changes in ecosystems.
full-line forcingn.
practice of requiring retailers to stock full range of products
The company uses full-line forcing to ensure all its products are available.
third-line forcingn.
business practice requiring purchase from a third party
The company was accused of third-line forcing.

Terms related to force out

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banishbootdisplaceevictexpelremovethrow outunseatdislodgedismissejectextrude

Examples of force out in a sentence

  • The board forced out the CEO.
  • The pressure will force out the trapped air.
  • The pump forced out muddy water.
  • The board decided to force out the manager.
  • Pressure from the shareholders forced out the director.
  • They had to force out the manager after the scandal.

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  1. French:expulser, éjecter, ...
  2. German:vertreiben, herausdrücken, ...
  3. Italian:espellere, eiettare, ...
  4. Spanish:echar, eyectar, ...
  5. Portuguese:afastar, ejetar, ...
  6. Chinese:迫使离开, 排出, ...
  7. Japanese:追い出す, 押し出す, ...
  8. Arabic:طَرَدَ, طَرَد, ...
  9. Hebrew:לְהַדִּיחַ, לִפְלוֹט, ...
  10. Russian:выгнать, выталкивать, ...
  11. Ukrainian:вимусити піти, виштовхувати, ...
  12. Hindi:पद से हटने पर मजबूर करना, निष्कासित करना, ...
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