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Often used in the same context:
ousting,
resignation,
dismissal,
sacking,
downfall,
overthrow,
departure,
shakeup,
reinstatement,
revolt,
ascension,
demotion,
reappointment,
embattled,
uprising,
defection,
tenure,
removal,
toppling,
expulsion,
coup,
quits,
dissolution,
upheaval,
demise,
protests,
reshuffling,
exoneration,
outspokenness,
dethronement,
turnaround,
acquittal,
firing,
appointment,
benching,
interim,
banishment,
disenchantment,
putsch,
withdrawal,
censure,
successor,
recusal,
protege,
ascendance,
loyalists,
purge,
mutiny,
collapse,
succession,
bloodless revolution,
discontent,
impeachment,
defenestration,
insurrection,
turmoil,
disbandment,
exit,
crackdown,
reelection,
rebuke,
arrest,
disqualification,
outburst,
dissension,
breakup,
mohammed reza pahlevi,
predecessor,
deposal,
pullout,
vindication,
housecleaning,
unrest,
exile,
infighting,
helm,
flameout,
regime,
unceremonial,
scapegoat,
rebellion,
rebuff,
retribution,
tumult,
debacle,
strongman,
reign,
quashing,
anointment,
ejection,
reassignment,
replacement,
heir apparent,
scandal,
henry bolingbroke,
former,
revelations,
leadership,
fidel castro,
reversal,
resurgence,
decampment,
abolition,
eviction,
abdication,
abrogation,
resumption,
annexation,
disappearance,
capitulation,
deportation,
pacification,
abandonment,
confiscation,
dispossession
More specific:
deposition,
dethronement
Appears in the definition of:
actual eviction
More general:
dispossession,
ejection,
eviction,
exclusion,
expulsion,
legal ouster,
riddance
Synonyms:
ousting
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— Adjectives for ouster:
actual,
own,
such,
immediate,
eventual,
complete,
forcible,
subsequent,
final,
sudden,
respondent,
more...
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