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Meanings of oust in English
Usage of oust in English
1
A simple focus to outwit and ultimately oust British rule from Ireland.
2
The United States led a coalition in Syria to oust Islamic State.
3
There was an attempt to oust him from Vote Leave in January.
4
A two-thirds majority in the Senate is required to oust a president.
5
The agency was prohibited from using its funds to oust the Sandinistas.
6
It has since added more shares and sought to oust Vanke's board.
7
The struggle of Bourassa to oust Laurier began with the Boer War.
8
The article triggered some speculation that Trump was prepared to oust Rosenstein.
9
Was my neighbor escalating his campaign to oust me from the building?
10
Others behind the move to oust Brown concede they are having setbacks.
11
He also repeated accusations that his rivals were seeking to oust him.
12
In the end, it may take a recall petition to oust Onasanya.
13
Icahn had sought to replace the entire Yahoo board and oust Yang.
14
Protesters trying to oust Yingluck disrupted and boycotted the February 2 election.
15
He has alleged there was a Japanese government-backed coup to oust him.
16
Baoneng has for its part has tried unsuccessfully to oust Vanke's board.
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South Africa
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Ireland
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United States of America
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