Dislodge (verb)

1. To remove (something) from the place where it has been lodged.
2. To force (someone) out of a position of power or authority.

Origin:

From the middle english dislodgen, from the old french deslogier, from the latin dislodgare, from dis- + lodgare to lodge.

Examples:

1. It took several hours of tugging and pulling to dislodge the rock from the boulder.
2. The new government was able to dislodge the dictator from power.
3. Firefighters worked tirelessly to dislodge the cat from the tree.
4. The company's new CEO was finally able to dislodge the old management team.
5. It was difficult to dislodge the old ideas from his mind.