ouster

A noun referring to the act of removing or ejecting someone from a position or place, often through legal or forceful means, or a person who performs such an action.

ruСуществительное, обозначающее акт удаления или изгнания кого-либо с должности или из места, часто законными или силовыми методами, или лицо, совершающее такое действие.esSustantivo que denota el acto de expulsar o apartar a alguien de un cargo o lugar, a menudo por medios legales o por la fuerza, o la persona que lleva a cabo dicha acción.frNom désignant l'action d'évincer ou de chasser quelqu'un d'un poste ou d'un lieu, souvent par des moyens légaux ou par la force, ou la personne qui accomplit cette action.deSubstantiv, das die Handlung bezeichnet, jemanden von einem Amt oder aus einem Ort zu entfernen oder zu vertreiben, oft mit rechtlichen oder gewaltsamen Mitteln, oder eine Person, die eine solche Handlung vornimmt.ptSubstantivo que designa o ato de remover ou expulsar alguém de um cargo ou de um lugar, frequentemente por meios legais ou pela força, ou a pessoa que realiza essa ação.zh指将某人免职、驱逐或赶出某职位或地点的行为，常通过法律或强制手段进行；也指实施这种驱逐的人。arاسم يدل على فعل الإزالة أو الطرد من منصب أو مكان، غالبًا بوسائل قانونية أو قسرية، أو على الشخص الذي يقوم بهذا الفعل.

1. Act of removal B2 formal

   The act of forcing someone to leave a position or place, often through legal or political means.

   • The board voted for the ouster of the CEO after the scandal.
   • The political ouster of the dictator was celebrated by the people.
   • The tenant faced an illegal ouster from the apartment.

   ruОтстранениеesDestituciónfrévictiondeAbsetzungptDestituiçãozh罢免arالإقصاء

   Synonyms: depositiondismissaldisplacementevictionexpulsionoustingremoval

   Antonyms: appointmentinaugurationinductioninstallation

2. Person who ousts C1 formal

   A person who removes or displaces someone else from a position or role.

   • He was the ouster of the previous manager, taking over the department.
   • The ambitious politician became the ouster of the long-serving senator.
   • As the ouster of the old guard, she brought fresh ideas to the company.

   ruТот, кто вытесняетesPersona que destituyefrPersonne qui évincedePerson, die jemanden verdrängtptAquele que destituizh驱逐者arمَن يُزيل غيره من منصبه

   Synonyms: ejectorsupplanter

3. Wrongful dispossession C1 formal

   The illegal or unjust act of taking away someone's property, rights, or position.

   • The court ruled the ouster of the landowner was unlawful.
   • The family filed a lawsuit over the wrongful ouster from their ancestral home.
   • The ouster of the minority shareholders was challenged in court.

   ruНеправомерное лишениеesDespojo ilegítimofrDépossession illégaledeUnrechtmäßige EntziehungptDesapossamento ilegalzh非法剥夺arالإخراج غير المشروع

   Synonyms: deprivationdispossessionevictionexpulsionousting

• ousters plural form
• ousters' possessive plural form
• ouster's possessive singular form