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to force out
[phrase form: force]
01
to push or expel something or someone from a particular location
02
to cause an emotion, action, or information to be expressed or revealed
03
to make someone leave their place of residence against their will through legal or authoritative means
04
to pressure someone to leave a position, job, or organization, often against their will
force out
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Example
The chef used a tool to force out the juice from the fresh citrus fruits.
He used a plunger to force out the clog in the drain.
The scandal in the company forced out several high-ranking executives.
The shocking revelation in the documentary forced out strong reactions from viewers.
The coach had to force out the player who consistently violated team rules.
