Exile синонимы

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  • expatriate, person fleeing

  • banish, deport from place

  • banishment, deportation from a place

  • expatriate, person deported from a place

  • drive out, deport from place

  • drive out, deport from place

  • historical, deport from place

  • person deported from a place

  • banishment, deportation from a place

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  1. exile

    Banish, primarily to put under ban, to compel by authority to leave a place or country, perhaps with restriction to some other place or country. From a country, a person may be banished, exiled, or expatriated; banished from any country where he may happen to be, but expatriated or exiled only from his own. One may expatriate or exile himself; he is banished by others. Banish is a word of wide import; one may banish disturbing thoughts; care may banish sleep. To expel is to drive out with violence or rudeness, and so often with disgrace.

    Synonyms:
    ban, banish, discharge, dislodge, dismiss, drive out, eject, evict, expatriate, expel, ostracize, oust

    Preposition:
    Cataline was banished from Rome; John the Apostle was banished to Patmos.

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  1. exile, expatriate, expatnoun

    a person who is voluntarily absent from home or country

    «American expatriates»

    Synonyms:
    expatriation, expat, transportation, expatriate, deportee, deportation

  2. exile, deporteenoun

    a person who is expelled from home or country by authority

    Synonyms:
    expatriation, expat, transportation, expatriate, deportee, deportation

  3. exile, deportation, expatriation, transportationverb

    the act of expelling a person from their native land

    «men in exile dream of hope»; «his deportation to a penal colony»; «the expatriation of wealthy farmers»; «the sentence was one of transportation for life»

    Synonyms:
    fare, expat, emigration, transport, expatriate, shipping, transportation, deportation, transportation system, transferral, transfer, out-migration, deportee, conveyance, transit, expatriation

  4. expatriate, deport, exileverb

    expel from a country

    «The poet was exiled because he signed a letter protesting the government’s actions»

    Synonyms:
    deport, expatriate, extradite, behave, comport, conduct, carry, acquit, deliver, bear

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    • Absentee
    • Expel
    • Foreigner

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  1. Lois McMaster Bujold:

    Exile, for no other motive than ease, would be the last defeat, with no seed of future victory in it.

  2. Haimer abdou:

    The homeland is a language and exile is a metaphor

  3. Willa Cather:

    Only solitary men know the full joys of friendship. Others have their family —but to a solitary and an exile his friends are everything.

  4. Phil Robertson:

    This release continues Vietnam’s cynical practice of releasing high profile dissidents from prison directly into forced exile, with immediate departure from the country being the price of their freedom.

  5. Sara Henrquez:

    We dont have any assurance that they arent going to kill us, all of us who left for exile, it was because we were threatened with death or we have cases with the police.


Translations for exile

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  • نفي, منفىArabic
  • һөргөн, һөрөлгәнBashkir
  • заточение, изгнаник, изгнание, заточеник, заточавамBulgarian
  • bandejament, exiliat, bandejat, exiliar, bandejar, exili, desterrament, desterrarCatalan, Valencian
  • vyhnanství, exilCzech
  • eksilDanish
  • Exilant, ins Exil schicken, Exil, exilierenGerman
  • εξορίζω, εξορία, εξόριστοςGreek
  • ekziliEsperanto
  • exiliado, desterrado, exiliar, exilio, destierro, desterrarSpanish
  • تبعیدPersian
  • maanpako, karkottaa, [[ajaa]] [[maanpakoon]], maanpakolaisuus, maanpakolainenFinnish
  • exil, exiléFrench
  • ballingWestern Frisian
  • deoraíocht, deoraí, díbir, ionnarbIrish
  • fògarrach, deòradh, eilthireachScottish Gaelic
  • exilio, exiliar, desterro, desterrarGalician
  • joarreeaght, joarreeys, eebyrtagh, fogaragh, eebyrtManx
  • גלות, גולה, הגלהHebrew
  • निर्वासनHindi
  • száműzés, száműz, száműzetés, száműzöttHungarian
  • pengasinganIndonesian
  • esiliato, esiliare, esilio, esuleItalian
  • גלותHebrew
  • 亡命, 追放Japanese
  • 망명Korean
  • ablēgātiōLatin
  • exiléierenLuxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
  • trimdinieks, izraidīt, trimda, izraidījums, izraidītaisLatvian
  • ballingschap, banneling, verbannenDutch
  • eksilNorwegian
  • wygnaniePolish
  • exilado, exilar, desterro, exílio, desterrarPortuguese
  • exil, exilare, exilat, exilaRomanian
  • ссыльный, изгнанник, ссылка, изгнаниеRussian
  • ìzgnanīk, prògnanica, izgnànstvo, prògōnstvo, ìzgnanica, prògnanīkSerbo-Croatian
  • exil, landsförvisaSwedish
  • sürgünTurkish
  • đày ảiVietnamese
  • xil, xiläbVolapük
  • גלותYiddish
  • 流亡Chinese

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[ ˈɛɡza͡ɪl], [ ˈɛɡza‍ɪl], [ ˈɛ_ɡ_z_aɪ_l]

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    Table of Contents

    • n.

      • migrate,
      • immigrate,
      • decamp,
      • move out,
      • retire,
      • brain drain,
      • relocate,
      • move,
      • resettle,
      • emigrate.

      • reward,
      • accept.

      • hippy,
      • approach,
      • MIGR.

      banishing (noun)

      • expulsion.

      deportation (noun)

      • ex patriations,
      • ex patriation,
      • dis-placements,
      • relegations,
      • ex traditions,
      • ex tradition,
      • re legations,
      • relegation,
      • deportation,
      • re-legations,
      • ex-traditions,
      • dis placement,
      • ex-patriations,
      • dis placements,
      • re-legation,
      • dis-placement,
      • ex-patriation,
      • ex-tradition,
      • re legation.

      deportation from a place (noun)

      • extradition,
      • expatriation,
      • dispersion,
      • ostracism,
      • separation,
      • banishment,
      • proscription,
      • migration,
      • scattering,
      • exclusion.

      deportee (noun)

      • expats,
      • EXPAT.

      dismissal (noun)

      • Freedoms,
      • freeing,
      • kiss-off,
      • old heave-ho,
      • kiss off,
      • housecleaning,
      • brush-off,
      • brushoff,
      • Deposal,
      • dislodgment,
      • old heave ho,
      • conge.

      displaced person (noun)

      • unacceptable person,
      • man without a country.

      ejection (noun)

      • heaveho,
      • the heave ho,
      • heave-ho,
      • heave-hos,
      • the boots,
      • heavehos,
      • the sacks,
      • the boot,
      • disbarment,
      • the sack,
      • the heaveho,
      • disbarments,
      • the heave-ho,
      • heave ho,
      • throwing outs,
      • heave hos,
      • the heave hos,
      • the heave-hos,
      • the heavehos.

      emigrant (noun)

      • evacuees,
      • migrators,
      • migrator,
      • evacuee,
      • Transmigrant,
      • departer.

      emigration (noun)

      • re-establishment,
      • movings,
      • homesteading,
      • re-settlements,
      • transplantings,
      • re-location,
      • re-locations,
      • reestablishments,
      • trans-planting,
      • re-establishments,
      • resettlements,
      • settlings,
      • Reestablishment,
      • re settlements,
      • re-settlement,
      • re settlement,
      • re location,
      • wanderings,
      • re locations,
      • re establishment,
      • resettlement,
      • re establishments,
      • uprootings,
      • trans planting,
      • homesteadings.

      emigre (noun)

      • foreigner,
      • deportee,
      • DPS.

      exclusion (noun)

      • excision,
      • amputation,
      • renouncement,
      • removal,
      • limbo,
      • boycott,
      • ban,
      • eradication,
      • abscission,
      • ejection,
      • elimination,
      • prohibition,
      • Disallowance,
      • rejection,
      • forbiddance,
      • excommunication,
      • denial,
      • repudiation.

      exile (noun)

      • transportation,
      • expatriate.

      expatriate (noun)

      • ex patriates,
      • ex patriate,
      • ex-patriate,
      • ex-patriates.

      expulsion (noun)

      • extrusion,
      • forcing out,
      • debarment,
      • extrusions,
      • driving out.

      fugitive (noun)

      • Escaper,
      • hunted person,
      • bolters,
      • fly-by-nights,
      • Transients,
      • Bolter,
      • walkouts,
      • dodgers,
      • walkout,
      • escapee,
      • escapers,
      • dodger.

      immigration (noun)

      • trans migration,
      • trans migrations,
      • immigration,
      • trans-migration,
      • trans-migrations.

      isolation (noun)

      • de-solations,
      • quarantine,
      • hidings,
      • seclusiveness,
      • re-treat,
      • Monkhood,
      • reclusiveness,
      • de-solation,
      • privateness,
      • de solation,
      • de solations,
      • re-treats,
      • seclusivenesses,
      • reclusivenesses,
      • re treats,
      • privatenesses,
      • Reclusion,
      • monkhoods.

      migration (noun)

      • emigration.

      ostracism (noun)

      • coldshouldering,
      • cold shouldering,
      • ex-communication,
      • shunnings,
      • coldshoulderings,
      • cold-shoulderings,
      • ex communications,
      • ex communication,
      • cold shoulderings,
      • blackballings,
      • ex-communications,
      • cold-shouldering.

      outcast (noun)

      • out casts,
      • out cast,
      • out-cast,
      • un touchable,
      • re probate,
      • outcast,
      • hobo,
      • untouchable,
      • persona non grata,
      • un-touchable,
      • untouchables,
      • re-probates,
      • re-probate,
      • out-casts.

      pariah (noun)

      • pariah,
      • outsider,
      • undesirables.

      persecution (noun)

      • illtreatment,
      • ill-treatments,
      • illtreatments,
      • provokings,
      • mis treatments,
      • ill-treatment,
      • ill treatment,
      • ill treatments,
      • mistreatment,
      • teasings,
      • gallings,
      • mis-treatments,
      • mis-treatment,
      • mis treatment.

      person (noun)

      • exile.

      person deported from a place (noun)

      • person without country,
      • émigré,
      • refugee,
      • outlaw,
      • nonperson,
      • dp.

      person who is rebellious (noun)

      • renegade.

      refugee (noun)

      • stateless persons,
      • stateless person,
      • homeless person,
      • boat persons,
      • stateless people,
      • boat person,
      • Homeless Persons,
      • homeless people.

      release (noun)

      • dismissal.

      removal (noun)

      • transference,
      • transferences,
      • ex-termination,
      • ex tractions,
      • re placements,
      • ex-traction,
      • re-placements,
      • ex-tractions,
      • ex terminations,
      • re-placement,
      • ex-terminations.

      renegade (noun)

      • snake in grass,
      • recreants,
      • Tergiversator,
      • Forsaker,
      • backsliders,
      • backslider.

      seclusion (noun)

      • detachment,
      • anonymity,
      • isolation,
      • alienation,
      • xenophobia,
      • aloneness,
      • apartheid,
      • captivity,
      • confinement,
      • loneliness,
      • segregation,
      • misanthropy,
      • aloofness,
      • seclusion,
      • extirpation,
      • solitude,
      • standoffishness.

      transmigrant (noun)

      • trans migrants,
      • trans migrant,
      • trans-migrant,
      • trans-migrants.
    • v.

      banish (verb)

      • dis-lodge,
      • ex pulsed,
      • dis-card,
      • ex pulse,
      • dis missing,
      • dis-charged,
      • dis-lodged,
      • ex-communicated,
      • re moves,
      • dis-charging,
      • dis-cards,
      • drave away,
      • dis-charge,
      • dis charges,
      • dis cards,
      • dis charging,
      • out lawing,
      • re-moves,
      • casts out,
      • ex communicates,
      • driving away,
      • dis lodging,
      • ex communicated,
      • dis lodge,
      • dis-missing,
      • ex-pulsed,
      • ex-communicate,
      • ex communicate,
      • ex-communicating,
      • drove away,
      • ex communicating,
      • trans-porting,
      • dis carded,
      • dis-missed,
      • out-lawed,
      • re move,
      • extradicting,
      • expulses,
      • out-lawing,
      • trans porting,
      • dis missed,
      • ex-pulses,
      • dis-lodging,
      • dis-lodges,
      • ex-pulse,
      • dis lodges,
      • expulsing,
      • Rusticating,
      • expulsed,
      • dis-carded,
      • re-moving,
      • extra-dict,
      • out lawed,
      • extra dict,
      • re moved,
      • extradicted,
      • ex pulses,
      • drives away,
      • re moving,
      • dis-charges,
      • dis charged,
      • dis charge,
      • ex pulsing,
      • ex-communicates,
      • dis-carding,
      • dis carding,
      • extradicts,
      • dis lodged,
      • dis card,
      • re-move,
      • ex-pulsing,
      • trans ported,
      • rusticates.

      bar (verb)

      • inter dict,
      • dis allows,
      • ex cept,
      • ex-cept,
      • de-barred,
      • re strained,
      • freezing out,
      • dis countenance,
      • dis allowed,
      • re-strained,
      • dis-courage,
      • dis-countenancing,
      • dis-allowed,
      • froze out,
      • freezes out,
      • dis courage,
      • over ridden,
      • dis countenanced,
      • re strain,
      • dis-courages,
      • dis-allows,
      • over-rides,
      • pre-venting,
      • over ride,
      • de barring,
      • dis allowing,
      • pre-vented,
      • over rode,
      • re-fuses,
      • inter fere,
      • over-riding,
      • re fused,
      • pre vented,
      • de-bar,
      • dis-countenance,
      • over riding,
      • de bar,
      • de-bars,
      • inter-feres,
      • de bars,
      • dis-allowing,
      • dis-allow,
      • pre-vents,
      • re straining,
      • over rides,
      • re fuses,
      • re-fusing,
      • re-strains,
      • inter-dict,
      • de-barring,
      • re-fused,
      • pre-vent,
      • re strains,
      • re fusing,
      • re-straining,
      • re-fuse,
      • over-ridden,
      • dis countenances,
      • pre venting,
      • re fuse,
      • inter-fere,
      • dis-countenances,
      • dis-countenanced,
      • pre vents,
      • inter feres,
      • dis countenancing,
      • de barred,
      • re-strain,
      • dis allow,
      • over-rode,
      • dis courages,
      • pre vent.

      deport (verb)

      • extra dite,
      • de porting,
      • extra-dites,
      • extra-dite,
      • extra dites,
      • shipped out,
      • de-porting,
      • de-ported,
      • de ported.

      deport from place (verb)

      • oust,
      • ostracize,
      • eject,
      • drive out,
      • extradite,
      • dispossess.

      dislocate (verb)

      • unseat,
      • dislodge,
      • disjoin,
      • disengage,
      • dislocate,
      • disconnect.

      displace (verb)

      • dis-throne,
      • dis enthroning,
      • re-placing,
      • de thrones,
      • dis placing,
      • stepped in to shoes of,
      • de posing,
      • dis-throning,
      • un make,
      • de pose,
      • taking the place of,
      • dis-crowns,
      • dis throned,
      • un-made,
      • dis crowning,
      • de throne,
      • un making,
      • disenthroning,
      • de-pose,
      • un crown,
      • re place,
      • step in to shoes of,
      • dis throning,
      • uncrowns,
      • disthrones,
      • dis-enthrones,
      • dis-placed,
      • discrowns,
      • dis thrones,
      • takes over,
      • dis place,
      • dis crowns,
      • dis crowned,
      • dis-crowning,
      • re-placed,
      • dis-placing,
      • disenthrones,
      • dis-places,
      • dis enthrones,
      • dis enthroned,
      • dis throne,
      • disthroned,
      • un-crown,
      • steps into shoes of,
      • de throned,
      • de-throned,
      • un makes,
      • re-places,
      • re places,
      • took place of,
      • dis-thrones,
      • de-throne,
      • un made,
      • takes the place of,
      • re placing,
      • dis-enthrone,
      • dis enthrone,
      • re-place,
      • takes place of,
      • de-posing,
      • de throning,
      • took over,
      • stepping into shoes of,
      • dis-crown,
      • dis-crowned,
      • disenthroned,
      • dis places,
      • un-crowns,
      • dis-enthroned,
      • dis-place,
      • took the place of,
      • un-crowning,
      • re placed,
      • taking place of,
      • stepped into shoes of,
      • de-thrones,
      • dis-throned,
      • un crowned,
      • un-making,
      • un-crowned,
      • disthroning,
      • de-posed,
      • un-makes,
      • un crowns,
      • dis placed,
      • stepping in to shoes of,
      • dis-enthroning,
      • de posed,
      • un-make,
      • un crowning,
      • steps in to shoes of,
      • de-throning,
      • dis crown.

      exclude (verb)

      • eradicate,
      • deny,
      • prohibit,
      • repudiate,
      • excise,
      • disqualify,
      • ignore,
      • forbid,
      • disallow,
      • bar,
      • renounce,
      • amputate.

      expatriate (verb)

      • ex patriating,
      • ex patriated,
      • ex-patriated,
      • ex-patriating.

      expel (verb)

      • giving hook,
      • show door,
      • give hook,
      • dis possessed,
      • gives the hook,
      • showed the door,
      • gave boot,
      • giving boot,
      • gives boot,
      • gave the hook,
      • gives hook,
      • showing door,
      • throwing out on ear,
      • gives the boot,
      • threw out on ear,
      • give boot,
      • dis possessing,
      • showing the door,
      • dis possess,
      • giving the boot,
      • shows the door,
      • dis possesses,
      • gives walking papers,
      • gave the boot,
      • shows door,
      • dis-possess,
      • dis-possesses,
      • giving walking papers,
      • throws out ear,
      • dis-possessed,
      • throwing out ear,
      • dis-possessing,
      • throw out ear,
      • gave walking papers,
      • threw out ear,
      • drums out,
      • showed door,
      • throws out on ear,
      • giving the hook,
      • gave hook.

      kill (verb)

      • depopulate.

      persecute (verb)

      • drives up wall,
      • art ones case,
      • driving up the wall,
      • were one case,
      • drave up wall,
      • being one case,
      • are one case,
      • art case,
      • wert on ones case,
      • are on one case,
      • drave the wall,
      • is one’s case,
      • driving the wall,
      • are on ones case,
      • am on one’s case,
      • dis-tressed,
      • was one case,
      • are on one’s case,
      • be on one case,
      • dis tress,
      • out-raged,
      • being on ones case,
      • are one’s case,
      • am ones case,
      • being on one’s case,
      • am case,
      • wert on one case,
      • was on ones case,
      • wast on ones case,
      • is one case,
      • out rages,
      • ill treat,
      • am on ones case,
      • drove wall,
      • wast on case,
      • was on case,
      • being on case,
      • were ones case,
      • dis tressed,
      • was on one’s case,
      • drives the wall,
      • drove up the wall,
      • drave wall,
      • drives up the wall,
      • am on case,
      • wert on case,
      • was on one case,
      • are ones case,
      • dis tresses,
      • be case,
      • be on ones case,
      • is case,
      • wast on one case,
      • be on case,
      • was case,
      • wert ones case,
      • dis-tresses,
      • wast ones case,
      • be one case,
      • wert one case,
      • out raged,
      • art one’s case,
      • wast case,
      • were on one case,
      • was one’s case,
      • drove up wall,
      • were one’s case,
      • out-rages,
      • driving up wall,
      • being ones case,
      • drive up wall,
      • is on case,
      • being case,
      • drive wall,
      • was ones case,
      • wert case,
      • be one’s case,
      • is on one’s case,
      • wast one’s case,
      • being one’s case,
      • are on case,
      • out-raging,
      • is on ones case,
      • wert one’s case,
      • were on one’s case,
      • were case,
      • being on one case,
      • is ones case,
      • am on one case,
      • wast on one’s case,
      • are case,
      • drove the wall,
      • be ones case,
      • is on one case,
      • am one’s case,
      • wert on one’s case,
      • wast one case,
      • were on case,
      • drives wall,
      • drave up the wall,
      • am one case,
      • dis-tress,
      • were on ones case,
      • out-rage,
      • drive the wall,
      • driving wall.

      proscribe (verb)

      • pro-scribing,
      • pro scribed,
      • pro scribe,
      • pro-scribe,
      • pro-scribes,
      • pro scribing,
      • pro scribes,
      • pro-scribed.

      punish (verb)

      • de frocks,
      • gave a going over,
      • re-proves,
      • raps knuckles,
      • re-prove,
      • rapped knuckles,
      • slapped wrist,
      • giving works,
      • teaching lesson,
      • gives going over,
      • mis using,
      • taught a lesson,
      • taught lesson,
      • mis-using,
      • re proves,
      • gives a going over,
      • threw book at,
      • de frock,
      • giving a going over,
      • gave the works,
      • rapping knuckles,
      • teaches a lesson,
      • attends to,
      • teaches lesson,
      • give works,
      • re proved,
      • give going over,
      • gives works,
      • de-frocked,
      • teaching a lesson,
      • re-proved,
      • rapt knuckles,
      • threw the book at,
      • cracked down on,
      • de-frocks,
      • defrocks,
      • giving the works,
      • de frocking,
      • gave going over,
      • giving going over,
      • re-proving,
      • re prove,
      • gives the works,
      • teach lesson,
      • slaps wrist,
      • slapping wrist,
      • de-frock,
      • gave works,
      • throws the book at,
      • de-frocking,
      • mis-used,
      • attending to,
      • throwing book at,
      • mis used,
      • cracks down on,
      • throws book at,
      • throwing the book at,
      • de frocked.

      relegate (verb)

      • de-motes,
      • de-mote,
      • de motes,
      • re legate,
      • re-legates,
      • de mote,
      • re legates,
      • de-moting,
      • re-legate,
      • de moting.

      seclude (verb)

      • cordon,
      • isolate,
      • detach,
      • screen,
      • confine,
      • eliminate,
      • excommunicate,
      • disbar,
      • sequester,
      • separate,
      • blackball,
      • closet,
      • evict,
      • alienate,
      • blacklist,
      • remove,
      • segregate,
      • insulate,
      • reject,
      • cloister,
      • seclude,
      • extirpate,
      • exclude.

      uproot (verb)

      • over thrown,
      • deracinnating,
      • over throw,
      • up-rooted,
      • up rooted,
      • roots out,
      • ex terminating,
      • over turning,
      • rooted out,
      • ex-terminates,
      • up root,
      • ex-tract,
      • ex terminated,
      • over-throws,
      • ex terminate,
      • over-turning,
      • ex-tracts,
      • ex cavate,
      • over throwing,
      • ex-cavate,
      • ex-terminated,
      • up-roots,
      • ex-terminating,
      • over-turn,
      • over throws,
      • blots out,
      • deracinnated,
      • up-root,
      • up-rooting,
      • weeds out,
      • tare up,
      • over-throw,
      • up roots,
      • over-thrown,
      • ex-terminate,
      • over turns,
      • ex terminates,
      • tears up,
      • digged up,
      • weeded out,
      • up rooting,
      • over-throwing,
      • deracinates,
      • ex tract.
    • Other synonyms:

      • immigrant,
      • nomad,
      • displacement,
      • repatriate,
      • yuppie,
      • economic migrant,
      • settler,
      • emigrant,
      • send away,
      • diaspora,
      • colonist,
      • boat people,
      • second-generation,
      • hippie,
      • ship off,
      • shoo,
      • naturalize,
      • asylum seeker,
      • swinger,
      • starve out,
      • persecution,
      • hunter-gatherer,
      • kick out,
      • expellee,
      • evacuation,
      • emigre,
      • first generation,
      • chuck out,
      • demi-monde,
      • squatter,
      • free spirit,
      • displaced person,
      • asylum,
      • safe haven,
      • migrant,
      • depopulation,
      • illegal immigrant,
      • ghettoize,
      • beatnik,
      • pioneer,
      • pitch out,
      • illegal,
      • resident alien,
      • skinhead,
      • boot out.

      • adopted,
      • see off,
      • dropout,
      • drifter,
      • residency,
      • hound,
      • throw out,
      • kick off,
      • bohemian,
      • run out,
      • evacuate.

      • flush,
      • residence,
      • burn out,
      • settlement,
      • smoke out.

      • run off.

      • turn out,
      • discharge.

      • get out.

      • drive.

      adventurer

      • wanderer.

      Other relevant words:

      • deport,
      • freeze out,
      • casting out,
      • show the door,
      • give the hook,
      • Disthrone,
      • proscribe,
      • extradict,
      • Discrowned,
      • throw out on ear,
      • usurped,
      • persecute,
      • Preventing,
      • Martyring,
      • shut out,
      • shake off,
      • drum out,
      • expel,
      • dragoon,
      • Embargoing,
      • getting rid of,
      • Refusing,
      • take over,
      • Ejected,
      • unmaking,
      • uproot,
      • shakes off,
      • Uncrown,
      • uncrowned,
      • transport,
      • relegate,
      • drummed out,
      • dragoons,
      • Rusticated,
      • unmakes,
      • kept out,
      • unmake,
      • over-ride,
      • ill-treat,
      • Martyred,
      • Illtreat,
      • except,
      • step into shoes of,
      • keep out,
      • displace,
      • take the place of,
      • Discrown,
      • Discrowning,
      • taking over,
      • hinders,
      • Dragooning,
      • drive up the wall,
      • drumming out,
      • keeping out,
      • give the boot,
      • Dooming,
      • Disenthrone,
      • ships out,
      • Expulse,
      • cast out,
      • Dragooned,
      • shipping out,
      • take place of,
      • be on one’s case,
      • punish,
      • Embargoed,
      • give walking papers,
      • shutting out,
      • keeps out,
      • drive away,
      • ship out,
      • uncrowning,
      • banish,
      • rusticate.

      outlaw

      • fugitive.

      punish

      • throw the book at,
      • knock about,
      • cracking down on,
      • attend to,
      • throw book at,
      • defrock,
      • Disciplining,
      • defrocked,
      • crack down on,
      • defrocking,
      • rap knuckles,
      • give a going over,
      • disciplined,
      • give the works,
      • attended to,
      • slap wrist,
      • teach a lesson.

      uproot

      • weeds,
      • rooting out,
      • weed,
      • blotting out,
      • dig up,
      • torn up,
      • blotted out,
      • digs up,
      • blot out,
      • root out,
      • deracinate,
      • weeding out,
      • over turn,
      • tearing up,
      • digging up,
      • weeded,
      • tore up,
      • Weeding,
      • tear up,
      • weed out.

    How to use «Exile» in context?

    Exile is defined as the act of being separated from one’s country or home and the people with whom one is associated. It often refers to a voluntary departure from one’s homeland, either on religious or political grounds. Exiles can be separated from their families, friends and loved ones, causing great emotional pain. Over the centuries, exile has been used as a means of escape and protection from political and religious persecution. Individuals have fled their homes in order to avoid war or social upheaval, to find a better life or to escape the clutches of tyranny.

    Paraphrases for Exile:

    Paraphrases are highlighted according to their relevancy:
    • Equivalence

      • Proper noun, singular
        Exiled.
      • Noun, singular or mass
        Exiled.
    • Reverse Entailment

      • Noun, singular or mass
        government-in-exile.
    • Independent

      • Noun, singular or mass
        exodus.
    • Other Related

      • Noun, singular or mass
        displacement.

    Homophones for Exile:

    • equal, eggshell, equally, Ezechiel, exhale, eagle, egg cell, easily, easel, E. COLI, echolalia, Ezekiel, easy lay, excel.

    Hyponym for Exile:

    • n.

      • person
        absentee.
    • v.

      • social
        kick out, expel, throw out.

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    Synonyms:
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    prophylactic,
    warning,
    RETD,
    riflery,
    twist tie,
    fistbump.

    Nearby words

    • exiguity
    • exiguous
    • exiguously
    • exiguousness
    • exiguousnesses
    • Exile
    • (every) now and then/again
    • e
    • E B White
    • e banking
    • e bankings

    Resources

    • EXILE synonyms at Thesaurus.com
    • EXILE synonyms and antonyms — Merriam-Webster dictionary
    • Powerthesaurus.org
      — EXILE synonyms
    • Collins Dictionary — synonyms of EXILE
    • YourDictionary
      — another words for EXILE

    • expatriate
    • fugitive
    • refugee
    • deportee
    • DP
    • nonperson
    • outcast
    • outlaw
    • displaced person
    • émigré
    • expellee
    • person without country
    • banish
    • displace
    • drive out
    • evacuate
    • expel
    • extradite
    • ostracize
    • oust
    • outlaw
    • relegate
    • dispossess
    • eject
    • expatriate
    • proscribe
    • transport
    • cast out
    • expulse
    • turn out

    On this page you’ll find 95 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to exile, such as: banishment, diaspora, dispersion, displacement, exclusion, and expatriation.

      • allow
      • hold
      • keep
      • permit
      • welcome
      • import
      • take in

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      How to use exile in a sentence

      The exile and the maiden, in short, fell in love with each other, and they mutually vowed never to be parted but by force.

      THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDSJOHN FOREMAN

      He accordingly betook himself to London, where he had social resources which would, perhaps, make exile endurable.

      CONFIDENCEHENRY JAMES

      He never returned, but died in England on June 3, 1780, an unhappy and a homesick exile from the country which he loved.

      THE EVE OF THE REVOLUTIONCARL BECKER

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      WORDS RELATED TO EXILE

      • ban
      • cast out
      • deport
      • discard
      • discharge
      • dislodge
      • dismiss
      • dispel
      • drive away
      • eject
      • eliminate
      • eradicate
      • evict
      • exclude
      • excommunicate
      • exile
      • expatriate
      • expulse
      • extradict
      • get rid of
      • isolate
      • ostracize
      • oust
      • outlaw
      • proscribe
      • relegate
      • remove
      • rusticate
      • sequester
      • shake off
      • shut out
      • transport
      • bans
      • casts out
      • deports
      • discards
      • discharges
      • dislodges
      • dismisses
      • dispels
      • drives away
      • ejects
      • eliminates
      • eradicates
      • evicts
      • excludes
      • excommunicates
      • exiles
      • expatriates
      • expulses
      • extradicts
      • get rids of
      • isolates
      • ostracizes
      • ousts
      • outlaws
      • proscribes
      • relegates
      • removes
      • rusticates
      • sequesters
      • shakes off
      • shuts out
      • transports
      • ban
      • boycott
      • circumvent
      • condemn
      • debar
      • deny
      • disallow
      • discountenance
      • discourage
      • eliminate
      • enjoin
      • except
      • exclude
      • exile
      • forbid
      • freeze out
      • frustrate
      • hinder
      • interdict
      • interfere
      • keep out
      • limit
      • obstruct
      • ostracize
      • outlaw
      • override
      • preclude
      • prevent
      • refuse
      • reject
      • restrain
      • rule out
      • segregate
      • shut out
      • stop
      • suspend
      • cast out
      • dismiss
      • displace
      • exile
      • expatriate
      • expel
      • expulse
      • extradite
      • oust
      • relegate
      • ship out
      • transport
      • displacement
      • eviction
      • exile
      • expatriation
      • expulsion
      • extradition
      • ostracism
      • relegation
      • removal
      • transportation
      • DP
      • alien
      • displaced person
      • exile
      • expat
      • expatriate
      • expellee
      • foreigner
      • outlander
      • outsider
      • refugee

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      1

      as in expulsion

      the forced removal from a homeland

      the exile of French settlers from Nova Scotia resulted in the birth of the Cajun community in the U.S.


      2

      as in refugee

      a person forced to emigrate for political reasons

      after being overthrown in a coup, the dictator spent the remainder of his life as an exile in a string of less-than-welcoming countries

      as in to banish

      to force to leave a country

      with their conquest of the Moors complete, Ferdinand and Isabella next exiled the Jews from Spain


      Synonym Chooser

      How does the verb exile contrast with its synonyms?

      Some common synonyms of exile are banish, deport, and transport. While all these words mean «to remove by authority from a state or country,» exile may imply compulsory removal or an enforced or voluntary absence from one’s own country.

      a writer who exiled himself for political reasons

      When would banish be a good substitute for exile?

      The synonyms banish and exile are sometimes interchangeable, but banish implies compulsory removal from a country not necessarily one’s own.

      banished for seditious activities

      When is deport a more appropriate choice than exile?

      Although the words deport and exile have much in common, deport implies sending out of the country an alien who has illegally entered or whose presence is judged inimical to the public welfare.

      illegal aliens will be deported

      When might transport be a better fit than exile?

      The words transport and exile can be used in similar contexts, but transport implies sending a convicted criminal to an overseas penal colony.

      a convict who was transported to Australia

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      “Exile.” Merriam-Webster.com Thesaurus, Merriam-Webster, https://www.merriam-webster.com/thesaurus/exile. Accessed 2 May. 2023.

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