Noun:

আউট অত্যাচার,

forcing out's Usage Examples:

dropped out, they never actually left the league, having succeeded in forcing out the two large Fort Wayne schools, ended up staying in the league.

apartheid government claimed it was being fair, as it wished to justify the forcing out of millions of people who were not white from their homes around South.

into the glue with the wide blade, and the hammer is pushed or pulled, forcing out the excess hide glue.

This method of shaming and forcing out Proposition 8 supporters was called a "mob veto" in a full-page advertisement.

a mussel's foot encounters a crevice, it creates a vacuum chamber by forcing out the air and arching up, similar to a plumber's plunger unclogging a drain.

The racketeers may even advance the interests of the client by forcing out (or otherwise hindering or intimidating) unprotected competitors.

Conservatives on the Board of Governors were effectively responsible for "forcing out" Director-General Greg Dyke, who had not initially believed that his.

leases were converted to short-term accommodation stays, effectively forcing out hundreds of residents and converting the building into a hotel.

fans organisation capable of buying a significant block of shares and forcing out unwanted investors holding onto interests in the club.

to infielders intentionally dropping pop-ups to get multiple outs by forcing out the runners on base, who were pinned near their bases while the ball.

other top stars of the NWA throughout 1986 and 1987, particularly after forcing out Ole Anderson and replacing him with Lex Luger.

Hammond returned as President of the New York Rangers in the offseason forcing out Carey and Hoyt; this may be the reason William Carey and Richard Hoyt.

the 1870s, fisherman of other ethnicities began to enter the region, forcing out many of the Chinese residents.

parties can serve as organizational and roll-call cuing vehicles without forcing out dissidents.

the lower caisson (1,844 vs 1,700 tons), it pushes down on its ram, forcing out water from its shaft via the connecting pipe into the shaft of the bottom.

2010, government troops and their military partners had succeeded in forcing out Al-Shabaab by August 2011.

Synonyms:

belch; belching; expulsion; eructation; ejection; vomit; actuation; disgorgement; coughing up; spitting; projection; burping; puking; burp; spit; regurgitation; propulsion; emesis; expectoration; vomiting;

Antonyms:

implode; inactiveness; inaction; inactivity; keep down;