ousting

• Nom désignant l'action de retirer ou de forcer quelqu'un à quitter un poste, une fonction ou un lieu, souvent par des moyens politiques ou juridiques.

A noun referring to the act of removing or forcing someone out of a position, office, or place, often through political or legal means.

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1. Forced removal from a positionB2formal

   The act of removing someone from a position of power, authority, or office, often through force or pressure.

   éviction

   • The ousting of the corrupt official was welcomed by the public.
   • The board voted for the ousting of the CEO after the scandal.
   • The political party faced internal conflict leading to the ousting of its leader.

   Synonymesdepositiondismissaldisplacementevictionexpulsionoverthrowpurgeremoval

   Antonymesappointmententhronementinaugurationinstallationinvestiture

2. Ejection from a placeB2formal

   The act of forcing someone to leave a place or organization.

   Expulsion d'un lieu

   • The ousting of the trespassers was carried out by security.
   • The tenant faced ousting from the property for non-payment of rent.
   • The ousting of the members from the club was controversial.

   Synonymesdislodgmentdisplacementejectionevictionexpulsionremoval

   Antonymesappointmentinductioninstallation

• Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de retirer ou d'expulser quelqu'un d'un poste, d'une place ou d'une fonction, souvent par la force ou par des moyens légaux.

A verb used to indicate the act of removing or expelling someone from a position, place, or office, often by force or legal means.

1. Remove from positionC1formal

   To force someone out of a position of power, office, or competition.

   Évincer

   • The board voted to oust the CEO after the scandal.
   • The rebels attempted to oust the dictator from power.
   • She was ousted from the committee for violating the rules.

   Synonymesdeposedethronedisplaceejectexpeloverthrowremovesupplanttoppleunseat

   Antonymesappointelectinstallpromotereinstateseat

2. Displace or replaceC1formal

   To take the place of someone or something, often by force or competition.

   évincer

   • The new technology ousted the old manufacturing methods.
   • The younger player ousted the champion in the final match.
   • Digital cameras have largely ousted film cameras from the market.

   Synonymesdeposedisplaceejectexpelremovesupplanttoppleunseat

   Antonymesappointestablishinstallreinstateseat