Noun
the act of expelling or projecting or ejecting
Source: WordNetResidents worry that skyrocketing rents are pricing out all but the tech industry's nouveau riche, forcing out the motley groups of artists, do-gooders, immigrants and zealots who make the city a special place. Source: Internet
In 2011, David Cameron made a similar error in forcing out Gaddafi. Source: Internet
Some were victims of Sunnis militants, as in Al-Adel; others the target of Shiite death squads that roamed other districts, murdering and forcing out Sunnis. Source: Internet
The strike call, issued on Monday, was part of what the opposition called a "final offensive" aimed at forcing out through early elections before his term ends in 2019. Source: Internet
The YPG, however, accuses the FSA and Turkey of trying to achieve in the northern Aleppo city by forcing out the Kurds and other original residents. Source: Internet
The GOP isn’t doing itself any favors by forcing out its moderates. Source: Internet