Exotheo describes driving nations out and directing a boat toward a shore.

The attested uses show forcible removal of nations in Acts 7:45 and the intended movement of a boat toward a shore in Acts 27:39.

1. Driving nations out · common

   In Acts 7:45, the aorist active indicative occurs in the clause about nations whom God removed before Israel; the APB renders the wider clause “the nations that God drove out before them.”

   Acts 7:45
2. Putting a boat toward shore · common

   In Acts 27:39, the aorist active infinitive appears with the crew's plan concerning a bay and shore; the APB renders the clause “they planned to run the boat if they could.”

   Acts 27:39

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB presents the two clauses as God having “drove out” nations and sailors planning to “run the boat” toward a shore. These phrases describe the clauses rather than fixed renderings of the term.