unchairing
/ʌnˈtʃɛrɪŋ/
noun
- The act of removing someone from a position as chairperson.
- An unchairing requires a two-thirds majority vote.
- They discussed the unchairing process in the bylaws.
- The unchairing of the committee head caused a lot of debate.
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verb
- Present participle of unchair: currently removing someone from a chairperson position or removing a chair from under someone.
- They are unchairing the director due to poor performance.
- He is unchairing his colleague as a practical joke.
- The board is unchairing the current president this afternoon.
adjective
- In the process of being removed from a chairperson position.
- During the unchairing phase, tensions were high.
- The unchairing leader handed over the gavel.
- The unchairing official gave a brief statement.