Similar words: forcing, reinforcing, porcine, ring out, swing out, bring out, wring out, holding out. Meaning: n. the act of expelling or projecting or ejecting.
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1 He was forced out of his chairmanship.
2 Competition has forced out many small firms.
3 The net result is that small shopkeepers are being forced out of business.
4 Bush dodged a bullet when Chavez was forced out.
5 In Tripoli, Karami's insurgents kept government forces out of the city for several weeks.
6 Suddenly he let out a huge sigh, as though the air was being forced out of him.
7 2500 residents were forced out of their homes by floodwaters.
8 All of the 80 Assembly members who held office in 1990 have already been forced out by term limits.
9 The Matanzimas were forced out after a military coup nearly two years ago.
10 He became secretary and presiding genius, but was soon forced out because of his demands.
11 Some let work so dominate their lives that it forces out spouse, children and leisure.
12 Eddie feels that he was forced out of his job in order to make way for a younger man.
13 Hamilton, proclaiming his innocence, was forced out as trade minister in charge of business integrity.
14 Until it was forced out, Super Star Video had relied on extremely loyal customers whom the Elgaens treated as friends.
15 He decided to repeat the heating exercise in an attempt to force out the energy from the graphite.
16 Nor was she forced out by the men in grey suits - though intrigue played a major role.
17 The most vigorously contested races are for the Legislature(sentencedict.com), where term limits have forced out 13 Bay Area incumbents.
18 Two weeks ago he was forced out of a reserve match complaining of cold feet.
19 The placenta detaches itself from the uterine wall and, with other material, is forced out after the baby.
20 Time allowed 02:26 Read in studio Small garages in the region could be forced out of business in a new petrol price war.
21 English is a "killer language" that is forcing out the use of smaller languages.
22 They also revealed that the Pakistani army considered forcing out President Asif Ali Zardari, who made contingency plans for his assassination.
23 However, critics say it violates the rights of gay military personnel and has harmed US national security by forcing out some 14,(www.Sentencedict.com) 000 qualified troops.
24 Islamabad has shown its displeasure with the U. S. by forcing out most U. S. Army trainers based in the country.
25 In 1992, the United Nations imposed economic sanctions against Libya, forcing out U.S. oil companies, which ran much of the country's huge energy operations. Gaddafi was not deterred, however.
26 On the basis of power testing equipments module design analysis, the author use virtual instrument method, forcing out an integrated power testing information platform.
27 Wal-Mart, which named new chief financial, operating and marketing officers in China this summer after forcing out several other executives, has acknowledged making strategic mistakes.
28 Everywhere the public is putting a premium on freedom and is forcing out regimes that fail to heed the call of their citizens.
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