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ousted
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/aʊstɪd/
US
/aʊstɪd/
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ousted
past participle
UK
/ˈaʊstɪd/
US
/ˈaʊstɪd/
More precise classification: adjectival use of the past participle of 'oust'.
свергнутый
The ousted leader fled the country.
Свергнутый лидер бежал из страны.
Synonyms
removed
deposed
unseated
displaced
evicted
expelled
banished
driven out
forced out
kicked out
booted out
toppled
dethroned
oust
verb
ousted
Past Simple
ousted
Past Simple
ousted
Past Participle
ousting
Gerund
UK
/aʊst/
US
/aʊst/
вытеснять
The new manager was able to oust the old team from their positions.
Новому менеджеру удалось вытеснить старую команду с их позиций.
сместить
The board decided to oust the CEO after the scandal.
Совет директоров решил сместить генерального директора после скандала.
изгонять
The rebels managed to oust the dictator from power.
Повстанцам удалось изгнать диктатора от власти.
Additional translations
выселять
выдворять
устранять
Synonyms
remove
expel
depose
displace
evict
unseat
dismiss
oust out
Antonyms
install
appoint
welcome
Definitions
ousted
past participle
Removed from a position or office, especially in a forceful or abrupt manner.
The ousted leader struggled to regain his influence after being removed from power.
Displaced or expelled from a place or position.
Many of the ousted tenants found temporary accommodation with relatives.
oust
verb
To remove or expel someone from a position or place.
The board decided to oust the CEO due to his unethical practices.
To replace or supplant something or someone, especially by force or superior competition.
Smartphones have largely ousted traditional landlines in many households.
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