kick out
Show the door
To kick out is to force someone to leave—from a home, school, organization, or establishment: She got kicked out of the bar for starting a fight, His parents kicked him out when he turned eighteen.
The phrase implies expulsion with some force or finality, more emphatic than simply asking someone to go.
Remove from property legally
- oustRemove from position
- bootHigh shoe or startup
- bounceSpring back after impact
- removeTake something away
expel · dismiss · dislodge · unseat · dispossess · discharge · defenestrate · show the door
evict
Remove from property legally
remove · expel · dismiss · dislodge · unseat · dispossess · discharge · defenestrate · show the door · give the boot
exile
Banishment from homeland
- ostracizeExclude from a group
- banOfficial restriction on something
- blacklistRecord of prohibited entities
shun · excommunicate · outlaw · deport · expatriate · proscribe · disown · expunge · bar · exclude
refuse
Reject or garbage
exclude · bar · blackball · veto · dismiss · decline · turn down · give the cold shoulder · snub · repudiate
- dismissdismiss, brush off, brush aside, wave away, wave off
- exclusionsexclude, exclusion, excluding, except, exception
- exclusionexclude, excluded, banned, bans, eliminate
- breakdancingbreakdancing, breaking, b-boy, b-boying, toprock
- expulsionsejection, ousting, expelling, eviction, removal
- basketball offensepick and roll, give and go, fast break, spacing, penetration