The term 'FORCIBLE REMOVAL, AS FROM OFFICE' can be summarized as an 'OUSTER, ' which is a six-letter word meaning the act of removing someone from a position of power or authority, usually by force. This term is often used in politics to describe the removal of a leader from office, either through a legal process or by a revolution. It can also be used to describe the removal of an employee from a job, either through a disciplinary action or by termination.