Oust and Turn

Oust

Oust verb - To drive or force out.

Turn and oust are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Turn" instead a verb "Oust".

Nearby Words: ousting, ouster

Turn

Turn verb - To move (something) in a curved or circular path on or as if on an axis.

Oust and turn are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Oust" instead a verb "Turn".

Nearby Words: turned, turning

Common collocations

character oust character turn character
control oust control turn control

Both words in one sentence

  • What If? He would nearly frame Peter for her murder, but Lois would turn out to be Not Quite Dead and oust Stewie as the evil, matricidal child he is.
    Source: What If?
  • She doesn't actually abdicate until the end of the third book, because before then she didn't trust any individual with running the country; after the common citizens of the country spontaneously rose up to oust a usurper, she decided to abdicate in their favor and turn the kingdom into a republic.
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