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expulsion

(ɪkspʌlʃən)

Word forms: plural expulsions

1. variable noun

Expulsion is when someone is forced to leave a school, university, or organization.

Her hatred of authority led to her expulsion from high school. [+ from]

...the high number of school expulsions.

This led to his suspension and, finally, expulsion from the party in 1955.

Synonyms: ejection, exclusion, dismissal, removal More Synonyms of expulsion

2. variable noun

Expulsion is when someone is forced to leave a place.

[formal]

...the expulsion of migrant workers. [+ of]

...a new wave of mass expulsions.

3. uncountable noun

Expulsion is when something is forced out from your body.

[formal]

...the expulsion of waste products.

...their expulsion from the digestive tract. [+ from]

Synonyms: discharge, emptying, emission, voiding More Synonyms of expulsion

expulsion in British English

(ɪkˈspʌlʃən)

noun

the act of expelling or the fact or condition of being expelled

Word origin

C14: from Latin expulsiō a driving out, from expellere to expel

expulsion in American English

(ɛkˈspʌlʃən; ɪkˈspʌlʃən)

noun

an expelling, or forcing out, or the condition of being expelled

Derived forms

expulsive (exˈpulsive) (ɛksˈpʌlsɪv; ɪkˈspʌlsɪv)

adjective

Word origin

ME expulsioun < OFr expulsion < L expulsio < expulsus, pp. of expellere

Examples of 'expulsion' in a sentence
expulsion

Fast wind of video-tape, then the final expulsion of the usurers.It was like a forbidden thought, punishable by expulsion from the Miller family.But if ever you repeat such behavior, I shall notify the Dean of Women, I shall demand your expulsion from this house.

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British English: expulsion NOUN

Expulsion is when someone is forced to leave a school, university, or organization.

Her hatred of authority led to her expulsion from high school.

American English: expulsion
Brazilian Portuguese: expulsão
Chinese: 被开除
European Spanish: expulsión
French: expulsion
German: Verweisung
Italian: espulsione
Japanese: 追放
Korean: 퇴출
European Portuguese: expulsão
Latin American Spanish: expulsión

1 (noun) in the sense of ejection

Definition

the act of expelling or the fact of being expelled

Her behaviour led to her expulsion from school.

Synonyms

ejection

the ejection of hecklers at the meeting

exclusion

dismissal

his dismissal from his post

removal

His removal from power was illegal.

exile

During his exile, he began writing books.

discharge

They face receiving a dishonourable discharge from the Army.

eviction

He was facing eviction for non-payment of rent.

banishment

banishment from political and industrial life

extrusion

proscription

her proscription by the party's leaders

expatriation

debarment

dislodgment

2 (noun) in the sense of discharge

Definition

the act of expelling or the fact of being expelled

the expulsion of waste products from the body

Synonyms

discharge

They develop a fever and a watery discharge from the eyes.

emptying

emission

the emission of gases such as carbon dioxide

voiding

spewing

secretion

the secretion of adrenaline

excretion

ejection

These actions led to his ejection from office.

seepage

suppuration

Additional synonyms

in the sense of banishment

banishment from political and industrial life

Synonyms

expulsion,

exile,

dismissal,

removal,

discharge,

transportation,

exclusion,

deportation,

eviction,

ejection,

extrusion,

proscription,

expatriation,

debarment

in the sense of dismissal

his dismissal from his post

Synonyms

the sack (informal),

removal,

discharge,

notice (British),

the boot (slang),

expulsion (slang),

the push (slang),

marching orders (informal),

kiss-off (slang, US, Canadian),

the bum's rush (slang, old-fashioned),

the (old) heave-ho (informal),

the order of the boot (slang, old-fashioned),

your books or cards (informal)

in the sense of emission

Definition

the act of giving out heat, light, a smell, etc.

the emission of gases such as carbon dioxide

Synonyms

giving off or out,

release,

shedding,

leak,

radiation,

discharge,

transmission,

venting,

issue,

diffusion,

utterance,

ejaculation,

outflow,

issuance,

ejection,

exhalation,

emanation,

exudation

Synonyms of 'expulsion'

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单词	expulsion
释义	Trends of expulsion View usage for: expulsion (ɪkspʌlʃən) Word forms: plural expulsions 1. variable noun Expulsion is when someone is forced to leave a school, university, or organization. Her hatred of authority led to her expulsion from high school. [+ from] ...the high number of school expulsions. This led to his suspension and, finally, expulsion from the party in 1955. Synonyms: ejection, exclusion, dismissal, removal More Synonyms of expulsion 2. variable noun Expulsion is when someone is forced to leave a place. [formal] ...the expulsion of migrant workers. [+ of] ...a new wave of mass expulsions. 3. uncountable noun Expulsion is when something is forced out from your body. [formal] ...the expulsion of waste products. ...their expulsion from the digestive tract. [+ from] Synonyms: discharge, emptying, emission, voiding More Synonyms of expulsion expulsion in British English (ɪkˈspʌlʃən) noun the act of expelling or the fact or condition of being expelled Word origin C14: from Latin expulsiō a driving out, from expellere to expel expulsion in American English (ɛkˈspʌlʃən; ɪkˈspʌlʃən) noun an expelling, or forcing out, or the condition of being expelled Derived forms expulsive (exˈpulsive) (ɛksˈpʌlsɪv; ɪkˈspʌlsɪv) adjective Word origin ME expulsioun < OFr expulsion < L expulsio < expulsus, pp. of expellere Examples of 'expulsion' in a sentence expulsion Fast wind of video-tape, then the final expulsion of the usurers. Hilton, John Buxton PASSION IN THE PEAK (2002) It was like a forbidden thought, punishable by expulsion from the Miller family. Cathy Kelly JUST BETWEEN US (2002) But if ever you repeat such behavior, I shall notify the Dean of Women, I shall demand your expulsion from this house. Joyce Carol Oates I'LL TAKE YOU THERE (2002) In other languages expulsion British English: expulsion NOUN Expulsion is when someone is forced to leave a school, university, or organization. Her hatred of authority led to her expulsion from high school. American English: expulsion Brazilian Portuguese: expulsão Chinese: 被开除 European Spanish: expulsión French: expulsion German: Verweisung Italian: espulsione Japanese: 追放 Korean: 퇴출 European Portuguese: expulsão Latin American Spanish: expulsión 1 (noun) in the sense of ejection Definition the act of expelling or the fact of being expelled Her behaviour led to her expulsion from school. Synonyms ejection the ejection of hecklers at the meeting exclusion dismissal his dismissal from his post removal His removal from power was illegal. exile During his exile, he began writing books. discharge They face receiving a dishonourable discharge from the Army. eviction He was facing eviction for non-payment of rent. banishment banishment from political and industrial life extrusion proscription her proscription by the party's leaders expatriation debarment dislodgment 2 (noun) in the sense of discharge Definition the act of expelling or the fact of being expelled the expulsion of waste products from the body Synonyms discharge They develop a fever and a watery discharge from the eyes. emptying emission the emission of gases such as carbon dioxide voiding spewing secretion the secretion of adrenaline excretion ejection These actions led to his ejection from office. seepage suppuration Additional synonyms in the sense of banishment banishment from political and industrial life Synonyms expulsion, exile, dismissal, removal, discharge, transportation, exclusion, deportation, eviction, ejection, extrusion, proscription, expatriation, debarment in the sense of dismissal his dismissal from his post Synonyms the sack (informal), removal, discharge, notice (British), the boot (slang), expulsion (slang), the push (slang), marching orders (informal), kiss-off (slang, US, Canadian), the bum's rush (slang, old-fashioned), the (old) heave-ho (informal), the order of the boot (slang, old-fashioned), your books or cards (informal) in the sense of emission Definition the act of giving out heat, light, a smell, etc. the emission of gases such as carbon dioxide Synonyms giving off or out, release, shedding, leak, radiation, discharge, transmission, venting, issue, diffusion, utterance, ejaculation, outflow, issuance, ejection, exhalation, emanation, exudation Synonyms of 'expulsion' expulsion Explore 'expulsion' in the dictionary
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