ouster
/ˈaʊstər/Definitions
1. noun
The act of removing or forcing someone from an office or position, especially a monarch from a throne.
“The president’s ouster was a result of widespread protests and demonstrations across the country.”
1. noun
The act of removing or forcing someone from an office or position, especially a monarch from a throne.
“The president’s ouster was a result of widespread protests and demonstrations across the country.”