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Meanings of ousting in English

Catalan
enderrocament

The act of ejecting someone or forcing them out.

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Usage of ousting in English
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Hancock also said ousting May would not help resolve the current impasse.
Reuters
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Students demanding democratic reform, the ousting of deeply unpopular President Mr B.J.
The Irish Times
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Mostly Muslim Seleka rebels seized power in March, ousting President Francois Bozize.
Reuters
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Putin said the ousting of leaders did not necessarily lead to peace.
Reuters
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Gordhan would be back as the Public Enterprises Minister, ousting Lynne Brown.
The South African
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He denied that action would be aimed at ousting the Syrian leader.
The Guardian
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Already politics were ousting every other topic of conversation in the salon.
Calvert of Strathore
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Senate Republicans have so far shown little appetite for ousting the president.
Reuters
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The ousting of former president Jacob Zuma fractured the party's internal constituencies.
The South African
10
Kabila spent the intervening years trading ivory and gold, before ousting Mobutu.
The Guardian
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His ousting followed the fall of Tunisian President Zine al-Abidine Ben Ali.
Reuters
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The Johannesburg council has treated Da Gama's ousting as a legal process.
The South African
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Barnard hurried there, and issued an order ousting Ramsey from the presidency.
Great Fortunes from Railroads
14
Andy Foster has been elected mayor of Wellington, ousting incumbent Justin Lester.
Radio NZ
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Musharraf co-opted the rump of Sharif's Pakistan Muslim League after ousting him.
Reuters
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Republicans who control the Senate have shown little appetite for ousting Trump.
Reuters
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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