defenestration

Examples of defenestrate

defenestrate
And, as this summer and fall have shown, she can expertly defenestrate an adversary when the situation calls for it.
From The New Yorker
With quite remarkable rapidity psychoanalysis was cast aside, defenestrated from its privileged position in departments of psychiatry where neuroscientists and psycho-pharmacologists replaced its acolytes.
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