Oust

Synonyms of oust

• remove
• expel
• eject

Antonyms of oust

• keep
• maintain
• retain

Collocations of oust

oust someone

Frequency: 80 %

The board voted to oust the CEO.

oust a leader

Frequency: 70 %

The rebels planned to oust the dictator from power.

oust from power

Frequency: 65 %

The coup attempt aimed to oust the president from power.

oust a government

Frequency: 60 %

The opposition party launched a campaign to oust the government in the upcoming elections.

oust a rival

Frequency: 50 %

The athlete trained hard to oust his rival and win the championship.

Idiomatic Expressions for oust

• Phrase: oust someone from a job
  Meaning: to remove someone from their job or position of employment
  Usage: The company decided to oust the CEO due to poor performance.