Must and Oust (One Letter)

"Must" is a modal verb used to express necessity or obligation. It indicates that something is required or very important. For example, "You must complete your homework."
"Oust" is a verb that means to remove or drive out someone from a position or place. It often refers to forcing someone out of power or authority. For example, "The council decided to oust the mayor."
The main difference is that "must" relates to obligation, while "oust" relates to removal or expulsion.

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