pushout

Involuntary exit maneuver

A pushout is someone forced out of a position, organization, or situation—often an employee pressured to resign rather than fired outright: The company called it a retirement, but everyone knew she was a pushout.

The term emphasizes that the departure wasn't voluntary, even if it appeared so officially.

In mathematics, pushout has a technical meaning in category theory describing a particular type of construction.

ejection

thrust

Forceful forward motion

pressure · momentum · impetus · force · eject · displacement · extrusion · discharge · removal · launch

exclusion

ostracism

Banishment from a group

shunning · snubbing · outcast · pariah · excommunication · blacklisting · exile · banishment · discrimination · segregation

eviction

tenant

One who rents property

evict · unlawful detainer · court order · rent arrears · possession · sheriff · lockout · dispossess · foreclosure · housing

strategy

maneuver

Deliberate tactical movement

  • tacticPlanned action for advantage
  • ployCalculated deceptive tactic
  • schemeCalculated strategy, often secretive

negotiation · leverage · positioning · outmaneuver · gambit · manipulation · squeeze · hostile · buyout · corporate

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Opposites
voluntariness of departure

pushoutresignation

Voluntary relinquishment of position

quitter · voluntary resignation · quitting · walking away · walkout

direction of movement/status

pushoutrecruit

New member sought

new hire · inductee · hire · admission · intake

retention vs. removal

pushoutretention

Continued holding or possession

keeper · keeping · holdover · stay · kept

Family

push, out, pushed, pushing, pushes, pusher, pushers, punchout

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