Boot out
/buːt ˈaʊt/B2
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1. To force someone to leave a place or dismiss someone from a job or position abruptly.
- The company booted him out after the scandal came to light.
- After causing a scene at the party, he was booted out by the hosts.
2. To expel someone from a group, organization, or premises, usually due to unacceptable behavior.
- The unruly customer was booted out of the restaurant.
- He was booted out of the club for not following the rules.
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