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expelled

[ik-speld] / ɪkˈspɛld /


ADJECTIVE
dropped
Synonyms


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The seven employees were later expelled from Hungary.

From The Wall Street Journal

Khomeini, then 76, needed a new bolthole after being expelled from his exiled base in the Iraqi city of Najaf by the country's dictator Saddam Hussein.

From Barron's

Trade and diplomatic relations almost came to a standstill as both sides expelled each other's diplomats and cancelled visa services.

From BBC

Sentenced to 30 years for military rebellion, he was expelled from the Civil Guard and stripped of his rank.

From Barron's

A Reform UK spokesperson said there was "no place in Reform for those who perpetrate violence against women and girls" and that the party had expelled Taylor after he pleaded guilty.

From BBC