exiling

ˈɛɡzaɪlɪŋ

Definition

Definition of exiling - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

deporting

Rare

related to the act of sending someone away

Rare

The exiling policy was harsh and unforgiving.
The exiling decree affected many families.
Exiling measures were taken against the rebels.

banishing

deporting

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Origin of exiling

Latin, exilium (banishment) + -ing (action)

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French:déportatoire, ...
German:abschiebend, ...
Italian:relativo alla deportazione, ...
Spanish:desterrador, ...
Portuguese:expulsando, ...
Chinese:与驱逐有关的, ...
Japanese:追放に関する, ...
Arabic:مُبْعِد, ...
Hebrew:מְגוֹרָשׁ, ...
Russian:депортирующий, ...
Ukrainian:депортаційний, ...
Hindi:निर्वासन, ...
Bengali:নির্বাসন সম্পর্কিত, ...
Catalan:deportant, ...
Czech:vyhošťovací, ...
Danish:deporterende, ...
Dutch:deporterend, ...
Greek:απελατικός, ...
Hungarian:száműző, ...
Khmer:និរទេស, ...
Korean:추방의, ...
Persian:اخراجی, ...
Polish:deportacyjny, ...
Portuguese (BR):relacionada com deportação, ...
Romanian:de deportare, ...
Swedish:deporterande, ...
Thai:ที่เกี่ยวกับการเนรเทศ, ...
Turkish:sınır dışı eden, ...
Vietnamese:trục xuất, ...

exile

ˈɛɡzaɪl

Definition of exile - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

banishmentstate of being banished from home or country

He lived in exile for many years.

banishment

deportation

expulsion

expatriateperson who lives away from their native country

Many exiles never returned to their homeland..

emigrant

expatriate

refugee

Verb

tr.

removalremove someone from a situation against their will

He felt exiled from his own family.

banish

expel

authorityexpel someone from a place by official decree

The government exiled the dissident leader.

banish

deport

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Expressions with exile

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in exile

adv.

forced to live away from home

They were in exile after the political upheaval.

send into exile

force someone to leave their country permanently

The king decided to send the traitor into exile.

tax exile

person living abroad to pay less tax

He became a tax exile to avoid high taxes.

government-in-exile

government operating from outside its native country due to occupation or control

The government-in-exile continued to rally international support against the occupation.

Origin of exile

Latin, ex (out) + solum (soil)

Examples of exile in a sentence

Exile was a harsh reality for the dissidents.
The exile found solace in writing.
As an exile, she missed her homeland dearly.
The dictator exiled dissidents to remote islands.
She was exiled from the community for her beliefs.
They decided to exile the traitor to a distant land.

The king exiled his brother after the failed coup.

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French:exil, exiler, ...
German:Exil, verbannen, ...
Italian:esilio, esiliare, ...
Spanish:exilio, exiliar, ...
Portuguese:exílio, exilar, ...
Chinese:流亡, 驱逐, ...
Japanese:亡命, 追放する, ...
Arabic:نفي, نَفَى, ...
Hebrew:גָּלוּת, לְהַגְלוֹת, ...
Russian:изгнание, изгонять, ...
Ukrainian:вигнання, вигнати, ...
Hindi:निर्वासन, बेदखल करना, ...
Bengali:নির্বাসন, নির্বাসিত করা, ...
Catalan:exili, apartar, ...
Czech:vyhnanství, vyhostit, ...
Danish:eksil, udstøde, ...
Dutch:ballingschap, verbannen, ...
Greek:εξορία, απομακρύνω, ...
Hungarian:száműzetés, kirekeszteni, ...
Khmer:និរទេស, បណ្ដេញចេញ, ...
Korean:망명, 추방하다, ...
Persian:تبعید, طرد کردن, ...
Polish:wygnanie, wygnać, ...
Portuguese (BR):exílio, exilar, ...
Romanian:exil, a exila, ...
Swedish:exil, utfrysta, ...
Thai:ภาวะพลัดถิ่น, กีดกัน, ...
Turkish:sürgün, sürgün etmek, ...
Vietnamese:sự lưu đày, ruồng bỏ, ...

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