ousted leader

[Offroad]

dear friends...

oust
tr.v. oust·ed, oust·ing, ousts
1. To eject from a position or place; force out.
2. To take the place of, especially by force; supplant.

Could please verify if these blue sentences sound good?

ousted leader asks for help
forced out president has been shot-dead publically
ejected CEOs have been found dead at their homes
removed politician has been caught red-handed doing...
expelled official is not leaving his country
put out secretary fathered a minor 3 children.

Do you know any other structure that may be synonymous with 'ousted', to describe a person whose position has been taken by force?

Thank you.

[PROESL]

dear friends...

oust
tr.v. oust·ed, oust·ing, ousts
1. To eject from a position or place; force out.
2. To take the place of, especially by force; supplant.

Could please verify if these blue sentences sound good?

ousted leader asks for help
forced out president has been shot-dead publically
ejected CEOs have been found dead at their homes
removed politician has been caught red-handed doing...
expelled official is not leaving his country
put out secretary fathered a minor 3 children.

Do you know any other structure that may be synonymous with 'ousted', to describe a person whose position has been taken by force?

Thank you.

expelled official is not leaving his country - This is possible, but it would be better to say "refuses to leave his country".

I say no to the others.

Although the other words are synonyms, they can't replace "ousted" very well.

[susiedqq]

I agree - but 'disposed' is often seen.

[PROESL]

I agree - but 'disposed' is often seen.

That's a good point. Thank you for the reminder. However, I thought it would be "deposed", and likely apply to a political office.

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