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boot out
Idioms and Phrases
see kick out .Example Sentences
Japan’s ruling party took a beating at the ballot box – but not a big enough beating that it has been booted out.
"Renters need to know they won’t be booted out of their homes by eye-watering rent hikes and the discriminatory practices that push so many into homelessness must be stamped out," she added.
Reagan, who signed an abortion rights bill as governor and an immigrant amnesty bill as president, would be booted out of today’s GOP.
Labour got a fright at the election, when some candidates were booted out, partly due to aggressive campaigning, often over the issue of Gaza.
Those same members booted out the previous Speaker, Kevin McCarthy, in October, after they were angered by a short-term budget deal that Mr McCarthy made with Democrats.
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