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to flush out
[phrase form: flush]
01
to force something or someone out of a hidden or confined space
Example
They tried various methods to flush out the rodents from the attic.
The police used tear gas to flush out the suspects from the building they were hiding in.
02
to remove something with the flow of water
Example
The pressure washer was used to flush out the dirt and grime from the exterior walls of the house.
To clean the pipes, they needed to flush the accumulated debris out.
03
to take action to identify the individuals who have been deceitful or hiding their dishonest activities
Example
The investigative journalist aimed to flush out the corrupt politicians by exposing their wrongdoings.
The special task force was determined to flush any traitors out, even if it meant conducting undercover operations.
