bundle out
phr. v..phr. v.. to push or move someone out of a place quickly and roughly.
phr. v.. to expel or remove a person from a location or vehicle in a hurried, disorganized, or forceful manner.
The guards bundle him out of the building.
After the protest started, security quickly bundled the intruders out through the back exit.
The disgraced minister was bundled out of the side door to avoid the swarm of reporters waiting at the main entrance.
usually used with a person as the object and often followed by 'of' and a location.
the verb 'bundle' suggests treating a person like a messy pile of clothes; it emphasizes a lack of dignity or care during the removal.
They bundled out him.They bundled him out.when the object is a pronoun, it must come between the verb and the particle.