Oust is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for OUST in dictionary:

VERB:
• to expel or remove from a position or place
• drive out or expel (someone) from a position or place
• deprive of or exclude from possession of something.
• force (someone) out, expel
• To take away; to remove.
• To eject; to turn out.
• remove from a position or office
• remove and replace
• take away (a court's jurisdiction) in a matter.
NOUN:
• See Oast.

Words related to OUST

ousted7 ousting8 ousts5

How to use OUST in a sentence

• They seek, though perhaps automatically only, to oust your own thoughts and establish themselves in their place.
• German trade would oust British and French and Russian trade.
• But when the struggle is between those accustomed to a higher, and those accustomed to a lower, standard of life, the latter can obviously oust the former, and take their work.
• Let us oust the present owners of the wonderful machines, and let us own the wonderful machines ourselves.
• The peace of 1783, as far as our western limits were affected, did nothing more than secure us undisturbed possession of lands from which it had proved impossible to oust us.
• Indeed, it could only be a question of time when one would oust the other and then absorb my road.
• He would be quite unable to oust any well-known and representative independent candidate who chose to stand against him.
• Often when there were disputing claimants to benefices, the pope would oust them all, and appoint a creature of his own.
• It was as if a little picture of a cut vein grew brighter, and struggled to oust from his brain another picture of a cut falling short of the mark.
• Feisul is in Damascus, going through the farce of being proclaimed king, with the French holding the sea-ports and getting ready to oust him.
• We too often oust from our practical calculations some of the strongest and most aggressive allies of the saintly life.
• But the effort of Christianity to oust paganism in Tahiti brought about many sanguinary conflicts, and plainly God was with the missionaries, who caused the battles.
• Let him choose his ground, and fight according to his own traditions, and the best soldiers in the world will find it no sinecure to oust him.
• They simply wanted to obtain possession of the gold fields of the Transvaal and to oust the rightful owners.
• It wanted to see her oust its grinning chauffeurs, and drive its best cars at their best speed.
• My Lord would give the world to have the Duke declared legitimate, and so oust James.
• Meanwhile, Wenceslas remained King of Bohemia, in spite of his brother Sigismund, who sought to oust him from this throne also.
• England is helping the Russians to oust her German rival.
• The Dutch were plotting, so it was rumoured, to oust the British from South Africa by driving them all into the sea on a certain day.
• He states plainly that this course was pursued by Kruger in order to oust him from power, and secure the Presidency for himself.
• The Muscovite nobles were determined to oust him from his newly-found dignities, and for this purpose adopted the strange expedient of reviving the dead Dimitri.
• He defeated an attempt made to oust them by a big land company.
• They did not dare, however, to make an effort to oust Connolly, without having some plausible pretext for their action.
• One of his earliest acts as President of the Park Commission was to oust Fred.
• To oust the ministry was the avowed object of the Whigs, and whoever professed the same object was their friend.
• Calvary Church offered me my old place but I did not wish to oust another who was giving satisfaction, and declined the honor.
• Moreover, it was known that the men of this war party would have forced it on at once if a peace party had ever seemed likely to oust them.
• Another expedition set out from Puerto Rico in 1650, to oust the French and Hollanders from San Martin.
• They cling, they cling, and reason cannot oust them.
• The feeling thus existed some twenty years ago that English would become general, and ultimately oust both Dutch and the vernacular.
• Mine was not the reciprocal wish till envy stimulated me to oust Arabella.
• Colonel Armstrong has been sent by the Governor to try to fall upon him unawares, and oust him from his vantage ground.
• They oust the old board of directors, and elect a new board consisting of Smith men.

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