sue (someone or something) out of (something)

To cause someone or some organization to forfeit something by court order as a result of legal proceedings brought against them. A number of consumers are filing a class-action lawsuit against the company, aiming to sue them out of nearly $10 million. She sued me out of everything I owned because of what happened.

词组	sue (someone or something) out of (something)
释义	sue (someone or something) out of (something) sue (someone or something) out of (something) To cause someone or some organization to forfeit something by court order as a result of legal proceedings brought against them. A number of consumers are filing a class-action lawsuit against the company, aiming to sue them out of nearly $10 million. She sued me out of everything I owned because of what happened. See also: of, out, sue Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. See also: take (someone or something) to court take to court take action against take action against (someone or something) take someone to law take (someone or something) to law relinquish to relinquish to (someone or something) relinquish (one's) hold on (something) (to someone or something) relinquish over
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