ousted

verb (past tense)
UK /aʊst/
US /aʊst/

Pushed out of a place or job by someone else.

The old king was ousted by a group of angry nobles.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Forced to leave a position of power.

The coach was ousted after the team lost every game.

3. Taken away and replaced by something newer.

The old software was ousted by a faster version.

4. Kicked out of a home or land.

The family was ousted from their house by the new owner.