turf out

verb

1. informal.
   tr, adverb to throw out or dismiss; eject

   we were turfed out of the club

Example Sentences

When Labour were turfed out in 2010, it took them 14 years and three leaders before they won again in July.

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Now, Labour has brought forward a strengthened version of the bill, including an outright ban on tenants being turfed out for no reason by landlords using a Section 21 notice.

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And rather than trying to please all the people all of the time, they chose affluent leafy constituencies where they could try to turf out Tory MPs.

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"It must have been an argument of some consequence because it resulted in you being turfed out of the lodge that you were staying in," said the judge.

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Ken Skates believes helping to "turf out the Tories" in Westminster will be "vital" for the leadership winner.

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