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expulsion
/ ɪkˈspʌlʃən /
noun
- the act of expelling or the fact or condition of being expelled
Other Words From
- nonex·pulsion noun
- reex·pulsion noun
Word History and Origins
Origin of expulsion1
Word History and Origins
Origin of expulsion1
Example Sentences
Last month, the UK expelled a Russian diplomat - an action taken in response to Moscow's expulsion of a British diplomat in November 2024.
Students involved in the incident could face expulsion.
President Donald Trump announced on Truth Social that his administration would cut off federal funding to colleges that "allow illegal protests," in addition to threatening arrest, expulsion and deportation for student participants.
You may not like the outcome, but the legality of these expulsions is not in serious question.
It seeks class-action relief for everyone subjected to the tactics, which the lawsuit describes as “lawless sweeps, indiscriminate arrests, and coercive expulsions.”
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