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Meaning oust meaning

What does oust mean?

oust

— verb remove from a position or office The chairman was ousted after he misappropriated funds — verb remove and replace The word processor has ousted the typewriter

Synonyms oust synonyms

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oust English » English

expel remove drive out drive away dismiss supplant eject discharge depose throw out sack kick out chase away chase terminate take off supersede retrench overthrow get rid of fire expatriate evict drum out drive boot out banish waste ward off utter usurp turn out turn away transplace topple take the place of supervene upon substitute stave off shelve send out send on send back scatter resend replace repel relay reflect put to flight

Conjugation oust conjugation

How do you conjugate oust?

oust · verb

Examples oust examples

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Movie subtitles

Oust to dust. Get on the wagon.
We must oust the Jew from the stage and the wings. and keep him out!
He wants to oust Czerniakow and be the master of the Ghetto, like Rumkowski in Lodz.
Even if you win, even if you manage to oust Jaresh-lnyo, you still lose.
If she's there, he'll oust her.
You want me to pop the lock and oust the prisoners?
When he realised that this Protestant invasion was really going to oust him, James' courage failed him.
And though there was a plan to oust Keith, it was Mitchell who was taken by surprise when some members changed their strategy at the last minute.
I move that we vote on a new CEO and oust this old creep!
I think Dreier kept him alive, so he would have time to oust you.
Time enough to oust Lone.
I tried to put together my gut instincts about what it was going to be like to come back to the tribe, having made that big decision to oust Colby without consulting with Lex.
The next morning, Scout proposed a plan to first oust Eliza and then Ami.
You don't try to oust a president of the D.A.R. after one term- it's an insult!
That they were going to discredit him, and that they were going to oust him?
Oust the Committees!
The devil and his cohorts conspired to oust me from my congregation.
You don't try to oust a president of the DAR after one term.
They wanted to oust Batista with a general strike, and we wanted to overthrow him with an armed struggle.
Oust the Velrans! - Oust the Velrans!
Oust the Velrans!
You have to order to oust this the Prince-Administrator, and the Princess will feel better, and she will no longer be threatened by this foul wedding.
They want to oust you.
It would take a vote of the general partnership to oust him.
In order to oust an idiot, we've got to think like an idiot.
There were rumors that she wanted to oust you - from the family business.
Why don't we oust them, and shut down the well?
She wants Kate to help her save the school and oust you from the board.
My father's threatened to oust me from the board if you and I can't reach a quiet settlement.

News and current affairs

Although we cannot know how many lives would be lost and how much misery would be inflicted in an invasion of Iraq to oust Saddam's regime, the cost would unquestionably be great.
Cut off from all external finance, Greece will become an economic pariah - the Argentina of Europe - and public pressure will presumably oust Syriza from power.
He is a new President without much experience, without a team and mostly without an agenda other than to oust the PRI.
Both interventions sought to oust the governments in place at the time, and both succeeded in that goal.
Kremlin strategists explained that they feared the US would oust Russia from Central Asia.
The CIA recruited widely from Muslim populations (including in Europe) to form the Mujahideen, a multinational Sunni fighting force mobilized to oust the Soviet infidel from Afghanistan.
Georgia was the first to oust its communist apparatchiks.
They should tell their representatives how many voters they have registered in each district - and they should organize to oust politicians who are brutal or repressive.
The tycoons might not oust Yanukovych, but they will check his power.
The US went into Afghanistan in October 2001 to oust the Taliban regime, which had provided Bin Laden and Al Qaeda with a sanctuary and operational base.
In the Middle East, the US confronts Iran, which seeks to expand its power by any means it can, to oust neighboring countries' governments in favor of ideologically sympathetic forces, and ultimately to evict America from the region.

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