締しめ出だす

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締め出す · godan verb (-su)

Meanings

godan verb (-su), transitive verb

Used for physically preventing someone from entering a place, or metaphorically excluding someone from a group or activity.

〈人ひと〉を〈場ば所しょ〉から締しめ出だすto shut/lock someone out of a place
遅ち刻こくした学がく生せいを教きょう室しつから締しめ出だした。
The students who were late were locked out of the classroom.
〈物もの〉を市し場じょうから締しめ出だすto drive (a product, competitor) out of the market
安あん全ぜん性せいの低ひくい製せい品ひんを市し場じょうから締しめ出だす方ほう針しんを決きめた。
They decided on a policy to drive low-safety products out of the market.
〈人ひと〉を仲なか間まから締しめ出だすto exclude someone from a group
彼かれは意い見けんが違ちがうだけで仲なか間まから締しめ出だされた。
He was excluded from the group just for having a different opinion.

追おい出だすN2
追い出す means to drive or kick someone out who is already inside, while 締め出す specifically means to bar someone from entering (locking them out) or from being included.
排はい除じょN1
排除する is a formal, abstract term for eliminating or excluding something (e.g. a factor or possibility), while 締め出す is more concrete and colloquial, often about physically or socially barring a person.
除じょ外がいN1
除外する means to formally exclude someone or something from a list or category, whereas 締め出す emphasizes actively blocking access or entry.
シャットアウト
締め出す is a native verb meaning to lock someone out or exclude them, whereas シャットアウト is a noun/する-verb loanword used more broadly in business and social contexts.

迎むかえ入いれる
迎え入れる means to welcome someone in, the opposite of 締め出す, which means to shut someone out.

締しめ出だすUsage67%
Standard kanji spelling; the most common written form.
閉しめ出だすUsage21%
Alternative kanji spelling, also used but less frequent than 締め出す.
しめだすUsage7%
しめ出だすUsage4%
search-only kanji form
Search-only mixed kanji-kana form; not a standard written variant.
締しめ出だすUsage2%
search-only kanji form
Search-only abbreviated kanji form; not a standard written variant.

Compound of 締める (shimeru, 'to close tightly') and 出す (dasu, 'to put out'). The combination yields the meaning 'to shut out'.