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to kick out
[phrase form: kick]
01
to forcefully remove someone from an office or position
02
to forcefully make someone leave a place or residence
03
to suddenly malfunction, cease operating, or lose connection
04
to strike someone or something with one's legs out of anger or frustration
05
to violently react against something or someone that angers or upsets one
Example
The board of directors kicked out the CEO after a series of scandals.
The voters kicked out the incumbent politician after he was caught in a corruption scandal.
The police officers kicked out the trespassers from the abandoned building.
The roommates have kicked out their friend for not contributing to the household expenses.
The cat has kicked out at the dog several times today.
