Ousted is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for OUSTED in dictionary:

VERB:
• OUST, 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.
• take away (a court's jurisdiction) in a matter.

Words related to OUSTED

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How to use OUSTED in a sentence

• ANARCHY RAMPANT IN RUSSIA The Imperial government of Russia, headed by Premier Kerensky, was ousted on November 7, when a period of practical anarchy set in.
• A blood-stained revolution at Belgrade ousted the pro-Austrian Obrenovitch, and put in its place the rival family of the Karageorgevitch.
• It is a curious fact that England immediately adopted towards her own colonists the policy of the very nationality she had ousted.
• We must not run away with the idea that the whole labour of the city was performed by slaves, who ousted the freeman from his chance of a living.
• The place commanded one of the great roads into Spain, and in the fourth century Romans and Franks ousted each other from such a point of vantage.
• It was first frequented by the Portuguese, who, after a time, were ousted by the Dutch.
• Again and again she tried the same move till she had been ousted from every position she had endeavored to fill.
• Rajah Ram, one of the ousted co-sharers in these lands, attacked and killed Meherban in 1832, and seized upon all the lands of Bhanpoor.
• I doubt if he would have had the hardihood to make this avowal but that Lady ASTOR had been ousted from her usual seat by Mr.
• That last glimpse of the darkened Desert lying beneath the Egyptian stars had touched him with some hand of awful power that ousted the first, lesser excitement.
• Nor was the unity of the Supreme Being ousted from the Christian creed by the force of reason, but by the sword of civil government, wielded at the will of the fanatic Athanasius.
• That is why Italy is making her position in Albania so solid that she cannot readily be ousted.
• In the former year the head of the house ousted from the government the Buonacolsis, who had been masters since 1247.
• Straker is the man who has ousted the hansom-cabman, having neither his coarseness nor his kindliness.
• We have seen how they held their soldiers in check until after Spain had been ousted from the Philippines by the Treaty of Paris as they had originally planned to do.
• Jorian ushered Ysolinde and Helene into the rooms from which he had so unceremoniously ousted the former tenants.
• You said old Winkelstein had been in the position too long to be ousted.
• They would not be ousted or dispossessed of them, and no person should annoy or molest them.
• Page may employ lawyers and bring proceedings to have you ousted from your job by the sheriff.
• His presence became so objectionable to the heads of the hospital, excellent people whose sole aim is to aid suffering humanity, that he was ousted.
• But he would not object to seeing the present pretender ousted.
• HOMER AND THE STUDY OF GREEK The Greek language is being ousted from education, here, in France, and in America.
• I know of no instance in history in which a ruling race has not ultimately been ousted or absorbed by its subjects.
• But they lay in the path of white settlement, and were ousted from one hunting-ground after another, until finally they had to seek homes beyond the Alleghanies.

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