booting out
Kicking someone out
Booting out means forcibly removing or expelling someone from a place, position, or group.
The phrase suggests decisive ejection rather than gentle departure: They booted him out of the club for fighting, The board finally booted out the CEO.
Less formal than "expelling" but carries the same finality.
- evictionForced departure from rental
- shown the doorForced out, terminated
- sackingDismissal from employment
- expulsionForced permanent removal
- terminationAct of ending something
oust · dismissal · discharge · kicked to the curb · firing · removal · marching orders · walking papers · ostracize · extrusion · ejection · lay off · banishment · dislodge · blackball · defenestrate · purge · fire
booting outletting in
Allowing to enter
bringing in · admitting · taking in · ushering in · pulling in
booting outhiring
Giving someone work
taking on · onboarding · employing · recruiting · signing up
booting outwelcoming
Receiving others warmly
inviting · receiving · hosting · accommodating · rolling out the red carpet
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