kicking out (Meaning)

kicking out

to dismiss or eject forcefully or summarily

The soccer player unleashed a powerful kick, sending the ball soaring into the net.
The unruly child was kicking out at their classmates during recess.
The horse was so excited that it began kicking out at the gate.
The team was kicking out its fiercest players for the upcoming match.
I accidentally kicked out the window when I was trying to close it.
The camper was kicking out their tent poles to set up their campsite.
The dancer performed an elaborate kicking routine that captivated the audience.
The doctor ordered the patient to avoid kicking out their injured leg.
The car rolled over, kicking out sparks as it scraped against the road.
The politician was kicked out of the party for his controversial remarks.

to dismiss or eject forcefully or summarily

dismissing, banishing, turning out, booting (out), expelling, drumming (out), casting out, running off, throwing out, ejecting

taking, receiving,taking in, admitting, accepting,welcoming, lodging,entertaining, harboring, sheltering

The soccer player unleashed a powerful kick, sending the ball soaring into the net.

The unruly child was kicking out at their classmates during recess.

The horse was so excited that it began kicking out at the gate.

The team was kicking out its fiercest players for the upcoming match.