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Definition of expelled - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
exclusionforced to leave a place or organization
- The expelled student could not return to school.
- The expelled member was not allowed back into the club.
- Expelled employees often find it hard to get new jobs.
Origin of expelled
Latin, expellere (to drive out)
Terms with expelled included in their meaning
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dismissal
having been dismissed or expelled
biology
saliva expelled from the mouth
expelled
forced to leave a country
expelled
forced to leave a place or position
volcanic rock
molten rock expelled by a volcano
liquid expulsion
process of liquid being expelled forcefully
expelled
forced to leave or be removed
biology
matter expelled from the stomach through the mouth
biology
unwanted results of metabolism expelled from the body
exclusion
expelled or dismissed from a group
exile
expelled and forbidden from returning to a place
organization
the state of being expelled from an organization
expelled
forced to leave a place or job
biological
bodily substances expelled as useless
force
having been expelled forcefully
digestive waste
solid waste expelled from the body
physics
stream of gas expelled from a nozzle
expulsion
expelled from a place with disgrace
substance
the matter expelled from the stomach
legal
having been expelled from the legal profession
geology
material expelled from a volcano or crater
waste material
waste matter expelled from the body
spit out
expelled from the mouth
substance
matter that is expelled from the lungs by coughing
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- French:expulsé, ...
- German:ausgeschlossen, ...
- Italian:espulso, ...
- Spanish:expulsado, ...
- Portuguese:expulso, ...
- Chinese:被开除的, ...
- Japanese:退学になった, ...
- Arabic:مَطرود, ...
- Hebrew:מוּרְחָק, ...
- Russian:исключённый, ...
- Ukrainian:виключений, ...
- Hindi:निष्कासित, ...
Definition of expel - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
disciplineremove someone from a school or organization
- The student was expelled for cheating.
2.
removalforce someone to leave a place
- The school decided to expel the student for misconduct.
3.
authorityremove someone from a position or office
- The board decided to expel the director.
4.
actionRare eject something from a container or bodyRare
- The volcano expelled ash and smoke.
Origin of expel
Latin, ex (out) + pellere (to drive)
Examples of expel in a sentence
They expelled the member for breaking the rules. They decided to expel the intruder from the event. The club may expel members who break the rules. The committee voted to expel the member for misconduct. They had to expel the student for breaking the rules. The machine expelled the defective part.
He expelled the air from the balloon.
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- French:expulser, chasser, ...
- German:verweisen, ausweisen, ...
- Italian:espellere, mandare via, ...
- Spanish:expulsar, desalojar, ...
- Portuguese:expulsar, remover, ...
- Chinese:开除, 赶走, ...
- Japanese:退学させる, 追い出す, ...
- Arabic:طَرَدَ, أَبْعَدَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְסַלֵּק, לְגָרֵשׁ, ...
- Russian:исключить, выгнать, ...
- Ukrainian:виключати, відрахувати, ...
- Hindi:निष्कासित करना, बाहर करना, ...
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