Moderate as in discharge To remove or expel someone or something forcefully; as in, to oust. Clear All
5 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Boot Out'
The captain had to boot out the unruly passenger for creating chaos on the flight.
The landlord threatened to boot out the tenants who repeatedly violated the lease agreement.
The curator decided to boot out the controversial artwork from the exhibition.
After repeated warnings, the bouncer decided to boot out the troublemakers from the nightclub.
The principal decided to boot out the outdated teaching methods to embrace innovative approaches.
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