Ouster

usgb/ˈaʊstər/
noun

The act of throwing someone out or making them leave a position or place.

The board voted for the ouster of the CEO after the company's poor performance.
Visual representation of "ouster" - The act of throwing someone out or making them leave a position or place.
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Power Dynamics

Ouster often involves power struggle within organizations or groups.

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The ouster of the union leader was due to an internal power struggle.
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Negative Connotation

Ouster usually implies a forceful or involuntary removal and can suggest wrongdoing or failure.

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The scandal led to the ouster of several high-profile executives.
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Formal Context

Primarily used in formal contexts, such as corporate or political discussions.

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After the vote of no confidence, the president faced ouster from office.
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