Ouster

Synonyms of ouster

• removal
• dismissal
• expulsion

Antonyms of ouster

• admission
• inclusion
• retention

Collocations of ouster

political ouster

Frequency: 70 %

The president faced a political ouster after the corruption scandal.

sudden ouster

Frequency: 60 %

The CEO's sudden ouster came as a shock to the company employees.

legal ouster

Frequency: 50 %

The court's decision led to the legal ouster of the corrupt official.

forced ouster

Frequency: 45 %

The board members orchestrated a forced ouster of the company's founder.

peaceful ouster

Frequency: 35 %

The peaceful ouster of the dictator marked a new era for the country.

Idiomatic Expressions for ouster

• Phrase: call for someone's ouster
  Meaning: to demand or request someone to be removed from a position or role
  Usage: The opposition party called for the minister's ouster following the scandal.