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ouster

/ˈaʊstə/

/ˈaʊstər/

ousternoun

ousters

/ˈaʊstə/

/ˈaʊstər/

Translations

The board voted for the ouster of the CEO.

Совет проголосовал за увольнение генерального директора.

The tenant faced ouster due to unpaid rent.

Арендатор столкнулся с выселением из-за неуплаченной аренды.

The ouster of the dictator was celebrated by the citizens.

Свержение диктатора было отпраздновано гражданами.

Additional translations

Definitions

The act of removing someone from a position or office.

The board voted for the ouster of the CEO after the financial scandal.

The state of being removed or expelled from a place or position.

His ouster from the company was unexpected and left many employees shocked.

Law: the wrongful dispossession or exclusion of a rightful owner or tenant from real property.

The tenant sued the landlord for ouster after being locked out of the apartment.

Synonyms

ousteradjective

/ˈaʊstə/

/ˈaʊstər/

Used attributively before a noun, especially in legal or political contexts (e.g., "ouster clause").

Definitions

Relating to, or effecting removal or exclusion from office, position, or possession (usually used attributively).

Parliament inserted an ouster clause to limit judicial review of the decision.