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expel
verb as in force or remove from the body
verb as in formally remove from a place or position
Example Sentences
Etoria and four other individuals - from Cuba, Laos, Vietnam and Yemen - were described by the US government as "depraved monsters" when they were expelled to Eswatini in southern Africa in July.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's governing coalition, including far-right figures whose avowed policy is to expel Palestinians and build Jewish settlements in their place, is intent on pulling the plug on a two-state solution.
The three have expelled French and US forces that were previously heavily involved in the fight against jihadists that operate across the Sahel region.
He was expelled from mainstream education in October that year after admitting he had taken a knife to school because he "wanted to kill a bully".
He said there was a "double standard" that Israel being allowed to participate whereas Russia was expelled from the 2022 contest due to Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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