pushout

[poosh-out]

noun

Informal.

1. throwaway.

Word History and Origins

Origin of pushout¹

Noun use of verb phrase push out

Example Sentences

Any discussion of sexual violence in education must acknowledge the high rates of survivor pushout nationwide to maintain integrity.

From Washington Post

“We are in a battle for the souls of Black girls,” said Monique W. Morris, the executive director of Grantmakers for Girls of Color and author of the book “Pushout: The Criminalization of Black Girls in School.”

From New York Times

This year’s lineup will feature the documentaries “Pushout,” “Belly of the Beast,” “The Third Strike” and “The Gathering.”

From Los Angeles Times

You appear in the first film, “Pushout,” as an expert on educational discipline against Black girls.

From Los Angeles Times

The trailer for “Pushout,” which kicks off the film fest Thursday.

From Los Angeles Times