American Dictionary
Definition squeeze out in American English
squeeze out phrasal verb
[transitive] phrasal verb
1
if one business or part of a system squeezes out another, the first one becomes so important or successful, or takes up so much time, that the other cannot succeed or continue to exist
Example
Music instruction is slowly being squeezed out of the curriculum.
Example
They made one final attempt to squeeze concessions out of us.
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