To force (a person) to go into exile, often by an edict or judicial sentence; to banish. transitive. With prepositional phrase (with †fro, from, o…

transitive. figurative. To take away; to remove. Chiefly with from, †of. Also with away.

transitive. To take away, withdraw (something); to cut off, exclude, remove (someone) fro (also from). Also intransitive.

To close up, choke, obstruct (a canal, duct, passage or pipe in the animal body); to block the passage or passages of (a bodily organ). Also with up.

transitive. To deprive or dispossess of something; to cut off (from something).

transitive. To remove, banish, keep apart from an accustomed place, condition, relations, etc.

To shut off, cut off from.

To cut off or stop (a person or thing) from accomplishing some purpose; to prevent, stop, hinder. Const. from (infinitive). Now rare or Obsolete.

figurative. To cut short, limit, abridge, circumscribe; to cut off. Obsolete.

transitive. To cut off, detach, or separate from; to abstract from.