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read out of

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read someone out of something
to expel someone from an organization, such as a political party. Because of her statement, they read her out of the party. The officers tried to read me out of the society, but they didn't succeed.
See also: out, read


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"I believe you only ask me to read out of kindness," he burst out.
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