Synonyms for ouster
ˈaʊ stərouster

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1. ouster, ejectornoun

   a person who ousts or supplants someone else

   Synonyms:
   ousting, ejector, cartridge ejector

2. ousternoun

   a wrongful dispossession

   Synonyms:
   ousting, ejector

3. ouster, oustingnoun

   the act of ejecting someone or forcing them out

   Synonyms:
   ousting, ejector

Matched Categories

1. • Ejection
   • Eviction
   • Law

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1. List of paraphrases for "ouster":

   toppling, overthrow, ousting, expulsion, isolate, isolating

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1. Andre Menezes:

   We are here to express our indignation with the government-sponsored corruption and thieving, and to demand Dilma's impeachment, she may have not been directly involved in the corruption at Petrobras, but she certainly knew about it, and for me that makes her just as guilty and justifies her ouster.

2. United States:

   We do not seek a war between NATO and Russia. As much as I disagree with Mr. Russian President Vladimir Putin, and find Russian President Vladimir Putin actions an outrage, United States will not try to bring about Russian President Vladimir Putin ouster in Moscow.

3. Chief Executive Dennis Muilenburg:

   It's clear Dennis Muilenburg's ouster was long overdue, under his watch, a long-admired company made a number of devastating decisions that suggest profit took priority over safety.

4. Doni Chamberlain:

   They forced the ouster of a supervisor who had truly done nothing wrong.