Synonyms: depose, dismiss, remove, unseat, remove from office
Conjugation
| Indicative mood |
|---|
| Present tense | Past tense |
|---|
| (I) oust | (I) ousted |
| (thou) oustest | (thou) oustedst |
| (he) ousts, ousteth | (he) ousted |
| (we) oust | (we) ousted |
| (you) oust | (you) ousted |
| (they) oust | (they) ousted |
| Subjunctive mood |
|---|
| Present tense | Past tense |
|---|
| (I) oust | (I) ousted |
| (thou) oust | (thou) ousted |
| (he) oust | (he) ousted |
| (we) oust | (we) ousted |
| (you) oust | (you) ousted |
| (they) oust | (they) ousted |
| Imperative mood |
|---|
| oust |
| Participles |
|---|
| Present participle | Past participle |
|---|
| ousting | ousted |
The intensifying struggle for power may lead to a coup similar to the military takeover on November 15, 2017, led by Chiwenga, which ousted Zimbabwe’s strongman Robert Mugabe.
Despite overcoming significant Ukrainian military resistance to occupy the territories, attempts to oust local leaders have led to new difficulties for Moscow.