Definition of oust - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
actionsforce someone to leave a place
- Protesters were ousted from the park by police.
2.
authorityremove someone from a position or office
- The board ousted the CEO after the scandal.
Origin of oust
Latin, obstare (to stand in the way)
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replacement
oust or replace
Examples of oust in a sentence
She was ousted from the committee after the scandal. The rebels ousted the dictator from power. He was ousted from the committee for misconduct.
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- French:expulser, destituer, ...
- German:vertreiben, absetzen, ...
- Italian:cacciare, rimuovere, ...
- Spanish:expulsar, destituir, ...
- Portuguese:expulsar, destituir, ...
- Chinese:驱逐, 罢免, ...
- Japanese:追い出す, 追放する, ...
- Arabic:أَطاحَ, طَرْد, ...
- Hebrew:לְגָרֵשׁ, לְהַדִּיחַ, ...
- Russian:вытеснять, сместить, ...
- Ukrainian:вигнати, усунути, ...
- Hindi:बाहर निकालना, पद से हटाना, ...
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