Force out Meaning in English

expression

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UK

Definition

To make someone leave a place, job, or group by using pressure or authority; to expel someone against their will.

Usage & Nuances

Usually used for jobs or positions, often in a formal or business context. Common with passive ('was forced out'). Not the same as 'quit' (voluntary). Can also be used in sports or politics. Informal alternatives: 'kick out', 'push out'.

• Spanish: obligar a salir - expulsar
• Portuguese (BR): forçar a sair - expulsar
• Portuguese (PT): forçar a sair - expulsar
• Chinese (Simplified): 逼走 - 迫使离开
• Chinese (Traditional): 逼走 - 迫使離開
• Hindi: बाहर निकालना - मजबूर करना (स्थान छोड़ना)
• Arabic: إجبار على المغادرة - طرد
• Bengali: জোর করে বের করে দেওয়া - বাধ্য করে তাড়ানো
• Russian: вынудить уйти - заставить покинуть
• Japanese: 辞めさせる - 追い出す
• Vietnamese: buộc rời đi - ép buộc thôi việc
• Korean: 내보내다 - 강제로 나가게 하다
• Turkish: zorla çıkarmak - kovmak
• Urdu: زبردستی نکال دینا - مجبوراً نکال دینا
• Indonesian: memaksa keluar - mengusir

Example Sentences

She didn't want to leave, but she felt she had been forced out by constant criticism.

natural

He was forced out of his job after the new manager arrived.

basic

The landlord forced out the tenants with higher rent.

basic

Some companies force out older workers to hire new people.

basic

After the scandal, several officials were quietly forced out of the organization.

natural

Many famous directors were forced out of the studio during the company changes.

natural