MORE OUSTED Meaning and
Definition
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"More ousted" is a phrase that combines the adjective "more" and the past participle "ousted" to describe a situation or event where someone has been forcefully removed, dismissed, or expelled to a greater extent or in greater numbers than before. The term "more" indicates an increased degree or quantity.
To be "ousted" means to be forcibly removed from a position, power, or place of residency. It suggests a formal or official removal, often resulting from a vote, a decision, or a forceful action. It typically involves an individual or a group being replaced or displaced by someone else or being compelled to leave a specific location.
The phrase "more ousted" implies that an increasing number of people or a larger-scale expulsion has occurred compared to a previous incident or occurrence. It signifies a situation in which multiple individuals or a greater group have been forcefully removed, dismissed, or expelled from a particular position, power, or place. The severity or impact of the act of being ousted is emphasized by the term "more," highlighting that a greater number of individuals have experienced this forceful removal or displacement in comparison to a prior instance.
Common Misspellings for MORE OUSTED
- nore ousted
- kore ousted
- jore ousted
- mire ousted
- mkre ousted
- mlre ousted
- mpre ousted
- m0re ousted
- m9re ousted
- moee ousted
- mode ousted
- mofe ousted
- mote ousted
- mo5e ousted
- mo4e ousted
- morw ousted
- mors ousted
- mord ousted
- morr ousted
- mor4 ousted
- moreousted
Etymology of MORE OUSTED
The phrase "more ousted" does not have a specific etymology, as it is a combination of two separate words. "More" is a comparative form of "much", meaning a larger quantity or degree. "Ousted" is derived from the Old French word "ouster", which means "to remove or eject". Therefore, "more ousted" implies being removed or ejected in a greater or more forceful manner.
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