kick out

The phrase “kick out” has 2 syllables: kick out

It's pronounced as /kɪk aʊt/


What is synonym and antonym for kick out?

In the thesaurus, “kick out” has 45 synonyms and 14 antonyms.

Here are synonyms and antonyms for kick out along with examples of usage in sentences.


Synonyms for kick out

Antonyms for kick out

Meanings of kick out

  • verb
    1. To eject, dismiss, expel, or forcefully remove (someone or something).
    2. To stop, stall, or disconnect suddenly.
    3. To perform a kickout.

Example Sentences

  • The hotel manager decided to kick out the guests who were throwing a loud party past midnight.
  • The board of directors voted to kick out the CEO due to his poor performance.
  • The homeowner had to kick out the unwanted pests that had invaded their attic.
  • The school principal made it clear that they would kick out any student caught cheating on exams.
  • The referee threatened to kick out the player for unsportsmanlike conduct during the match.

On this page you'll find 59 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to kick out, such as: accept, admit, allow, ax, axe, banish, boot.

Make sure to choose synonyms and antonyms that are appropriate for the context of the sentence.

Related Words

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jettison

banish

  • ax
  • axe
  • ban
  • bounce
  • can
  • cashier
  • cast out
  • chase
  • defenestrate
  • deforce
  • deport
  • discard
  • discharge
  • dislodge
  • dismiss
  • dispel
  • displace
  • dispossess
  • drive away
  • eject
  • eliminate
  • eradicate
  • evict
  • exclude
  • excommunicate
  • exile
  • expatriate
  • expel
  • expulse
  • extradict
  • extrude
  • fire
  • get rid of
  • give one the gate
  • isolate
  • kick out
  • muster out
  • ostracize
  • oust
  • out
  • outlaw
  • pink-slip
  • proscribe
  • read out
  • reject
  • release
  • relegate
  • remove
  • repudiate
  • retire
  • rout
  • run off
  • run out
  • rusticate
  • sack
  • send packing
  • sequester
  • shake off
  • shut out
  • spurn
  • terminate
  • throw out
  • transport
  • turn out

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