drive out (Meaning)

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drive out (v)

force to go away; used both with concrete and metaphoric meanings

force or drive out

clear out the chest and lungs

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The insecticide was effective in driving out the pesky cockroaches from the kitchen.
The intense thunderstorm drove out the campers from their tents, forcing them to seek shelter elsewhere.
The new policies implemented by the company drove out many experienced employees, leading to a shortage of skilled workers.
The rising cost of living in the city is driving out low-income families, making it increasingly difficult for them to find affordable housing.
The government's decision to increase taxes drove out many businesses from the country, resulting in a loss of revenue and jobs.
The constant noise and pollution from the nearby factory drove out most of the wildlife from the area, leaving it desolate and devoid of life.
The relentless persecution of religious minorities drove out many people from their homeland, forcing them to seek refuge in foreign countries.
The threat of violence and intimidation drove out many political dissidents from the country, creating a climate of fear and oppression.
The lack of job opportunities and economic prospects drove out many young people from rural areas, leading to a decline in population and a loss of cultural heritage.
The outbreak of the pandemic drove out tourists from popular destinations, causing a sharp decline in revenue for businesses reliant on tourism.

force to go away; used both with concrete and metaphoric meanings, force or drive out, clear out the chest and lungs

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The insecticide was effective in driving out the pesky cockroaches from the kitchen.

The intense thunderstorm drove out the campers from their tents, forcing them to seek shelter elsewhere.

The new policies implemented by the company drove out many experienced employees, leading to a shortage of skilled workers.

The rising cost of living in the city is driving out low-income families, making it increasingly difficult for them to find affordable housing.