Cast out
/kɑːst aut/B2
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1. To expel or drive someone or something away from a place or group.
- The tribe decided to cast out the member who had broken their laws.
- After years of disruptive behavior, she was finally cast out of the organization.
2. To forcefully remove something undesirable.
- The priest attempted to cast out the evil spirit from the possessed man.
- They cast out the outdated policies and adopted new ones to improve the organization.
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