push out
Eject from inside
Push out means to force something or someone outward or away from a position.
In physical contexts, you might push out a drawer or push out air from your lungs.
The phrase often describes expelling or ejecting someone from a group, organization, or role: She was pushed out of the company after the merger.
It can also refer to producing or releasing something, especially quickly or in quantity: The factory pushes out thousands of units daily.
Throw out forcibly
- oustRemove from position
- evictRemove from property legally
- banishOfficially send away
- removeTake something away
dislodge · exile · deport · excommunicate · dismiss · bounce · discharge · dispossess
Release from cells
- exudeDischarge gradually through pores
- dischargeRelease of substance outward
- releaseTo let go
- expelRemove forcibly from membership
excrete · ooze · seep · produce · express · extract · spew · eject
Pull to extend
- reachExtend to touch
- thrustForceful forward motion
- projectPlanned, effortful task
- protrudeExtend beyond surroundings
jut · extend · spread · expand · unfurl · lengthen · elongate · outstretch
Staged public introduction
- releaseTo let go
- launchSet into motion
- implementationPutting plans into effect
- go-liveSystem becomes operational
activation · installation · setup · provisioning · configuration · commissioning · integration · execution
eject
Throw out forcibly
remove · dislodge · exile · deport · excommunicate · dismiss · bounce · discharge · dispossess · unseat
secrete
Release from cells
expel · excrete · ooze · seep · produce · express · extract · spew · eject · leach
thrust
Forceful forward motion
launch · send · project · catapult · hurl · fling · shoot · eject · dispatch · fire
stretch
Pull to extend
protrude · jut · extend · spread · expand · unfurl · lengthen · elongate · outstretch · splay
rollout
Staged public introduction
- releaseTo let go
- launchSet into motion
- implementationPutting plans into effect
go-live · activation · installation · setup · provisioning · configuration · commissioning · integration · execution · shipment
- protrudeprotrude, jut, bulge, project, overhang
- push asidesupplant, displace, oust, replace, usurp
- expulsionsejection, ousting, expelling, eviction, removal
- root outuproot, eradicate, root up, hunt down, track down
- wrestlingbody slam, wrestlers, takedown, pinfall, suplex
- rejectionrejection, reject, denial, refuse, refusal