Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
squeeze-out
verb
/skwiːz aʊt/
Definition
To force someone or something out of a situation or position, often through pressure or coercion.
Examples
- They tried to squeeze out the competitor by lowering their prices.
- In the negotiation, he felt like they were trying to squeeze him out of the deal.
- The new policy may squeeze out smaller businesses unable to keep up.
Meaning
The act of pushing someone out of a role, position, or environment, typically resulting in that individual being removed against their will.
Synonyms
- eliminate
- oust
- force out
- remove
- displace
