Definition
Definition of banishable - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
punishableRare liable to incur banishment as a penaltyRare
- His actions were considered banishable under the ancient laws.
2.
removableRare capable of being banished or expelledRare
- The unruly student was deemed banishable by the school board.
Origin of banishable
Old French, banir (to banish) + -able (capable of)
Examples of banishable in a sentence
Such offenses are banishable under the new regime. The traitor was considered banishable from the kingdom. His actions were deemed banishable under the new regulations.
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- French:bannissable, éjectable, ...
- German:verbannungswürdig, ...
- Italian:esiliabile, espellibile, ...
- Spanish:desterrable, removible, ...
- Portuguese:banível, expulsável, ...
- Chinese:可放逐的, 可开除的, ...
- Japanese:追放される, 排除可能な, ...
- Arabic:قابِل لِلنَّفْي, قابِل لِلطَّرْد, ...
- Hebrew:נָתוּן לִגֵּרוּשׁ, נִיתָן לְגֵרוּשׁ, ...
- Russian:изгнанный, подлежащий исключению, ...
- Ukrainian:заслужуючий вигнання, вигнанний, ...
- Hindi:निर्वासनीय, निर्वासित, ...
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