boot out Antonyms
Meaning of boot out
boot out (v)
remove from a position or office
put out or expel from a place
boot out Sentence Examples
- The unruly customer was causing a disturbance, so the bouncer had to boot him out of the bar.
- After several warnings, the teacher had no choice but to boot out the disruptive student from the classroom.
- The landlord threatened to boot out the tenants if they didn't pay their rent on time.
- The company decided to boot out the underperforming employee during the restructuring process.
- The committee voted unanimously to boot out the member who violated the organization's code of conduct.
- His careless actions led the team to boot him out of the project.
- The coach had to boot out the player for violating team rules.
- The software crashed unexpectedly and prompted the user to boot out of the system.
- The referee had no hesitation to boot out the player who committed a flagrant foul.
- Despite his pleas for mercy, the judge decided to boot out the defendant from the courtroom for contempt of court.
FAQs About the word boot out
remove from a position or office, put out or expel from a place
cast out, kick out, chase, dismiss, eject, drum (out), banish,out, turf (out), run off
receive,receive, take, admit, accept, take, take in, admit, accept, take in
The unruly customer was causing a disturbance, so the bouncer had to boot him out of the bar.
After several warnings, the teacher had no choice but to boot out the disruptive student from the classroom.
The landlord threatened to boot out the tenants if they didn't pay their rent on time.
The company decided to boot out the underperforming employee during the restructuring process.
