Vote out of Meaning in English
expression
Definition
To remove someone from a position or office by having people vote against them.
Usage & Nuances
Mostly used for political or organizational positions. It can apply to presidents, board members, or leaders. Typically formal or neutral in tone; often used as 'be voted out of office.' Distinct from 'vote down,' which means to reject a proposal.
Example Sentences
The club members decided to vote out of the president after the scandal.
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If the majority is unhappy, they can vote out of the current leader.
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The team will vote out of anyone who breaks the rules.
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The mayor was voted out of office after only one term.
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They tried to keep their spots, but were voted out of the board in the last election.
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Rumor has it the coach could be voted out of his position next season.
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