ease sb out
— phrasal verb with ease /iːz/ verbDefinition
› to make someone leave a job or powerful position: The head teacher was eased out of his job after teachers and parents accused him of being autocratic.Firing staff and being fired
(Definition of ease sb out from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- axe noun
- be out on your ear idiom
- bloodletting noun
- cashier verb
- constructive dismissal noun
- defrock verb
- delayering noun
- firing noun (DISMISSAL)
- furlough verb
- get the push idiom
- give sb the heave-ho idiom
- invalid sb out phrasal verb
- pink-slip verb
- push sb out phrasal verb
- put sb out to grass idiom
- put sb out to pasture idiom
- relieve sb of sth phrasal verb (END JOB)
- retrench verb
- retrenchment noun
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