Sinonimoj: depose, dismiss, remove, unseat, remove from office
Konjugacio
| Indikativo |
|---|
| Prezenco | Preterito |
|---|
| (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 |
| Subjunktivo |
|---|
| Prezenco | Preterito |
|---|
| (I) oust | (I) ousted |
| (thou) oust | (thou) ousted |
| (he) oust | (he) ousted |
| (we) oust | (we) ousted |
| (you) oust | (you) ousted |
| (they) oust | (they) ousted |
| Imperativo |
|---|
| oust |
| Participoj |
|---|
| Prezenca participo | Preterita participo |
|---|
| ousting | ousted |
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