ouster

/'austə/
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ouster

The board voted for the CEO's ouster.

Definition
  1. Noun:
    • The act of ejecting someone or forcing them out: An "ouster" refers to the removal or expulsion of a person from a position, place, or property, often in a forceful or official manner.
    • A wrongful dispossession: In legal contexts, an "ouster" can specifically denote the act of wrongfully depriving someone of their rightful possession or occupancy of property.
    • A person who ousts or supplants someone else: An "ouster" can also be the individual who performs the act of ousting; the one who forces another out.
Usage Examples
  • Noun (Act of ejecting):
    • The board demanded the ouster of the CEO due to financial misconduct.
    • The revolution led to the ouster of the old regime.
  • Noun (Wrongful dispossession):
    • The tenant sued the landlord for ouster after being illegally locked out of the apartment.
  • Noun (Person who ousts):
    • He was seen as the ouster in the corporate takeover, replacing the founding family.
Advanced Usage
  • "Constructive ouster": A legal term for a situation where a landlord's actions make a property uninhabitable, forcing a tenant to leave, which is treated as equivalent to an actual eviction.
    • The court ruled that the lack of repairs constituted a constructive ouster of the tenants.
  • "Ouster clause": A provision in a law or contract that seeks to exclude judicial review of certain decisions or actions.
    • The controversial ouster clause in the statute prevented courts from reviewing the minister's decision.
Variants and Related Words
  • Oust (verb): To drive out or expel, especially from a position or place.
    • The shareholders voted to oust the chairman.
  • Ousting (noun): The action of the verb 'to oust'; synonymous with 'ouster' as an act.
    • The ousting of the director was swift and unexpected.
Synonyms
  • Ejection: The act of forcing someone to leave.
  • Expulsion: The action of forcing someone out, often from an organization or country.
  • Removal: The act of taking someone away from a position.
  • Deposition: The removal of someone from high office or power.
Related Phrases
  • "To suffer an ouster": To be the one who is forced out.
    • After the scandal, the minister suffered a public ouster.
  • "Ouster from office": Specifically refers to being removed from an official position.
    • The impeachment process could result in his ouster from office.
ouster

The board voted for the CEO's ouster.

Noun
  1. the act of ejecting someone or forcing them out
  2. a wrongful dispossession
  3. a person who ousts or supplants someone else

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