exprobrate
/ɛksˈproʊbreɪt/Definitions
1. verb
to expel or drive out, especially from a country.
“The government was accused of exprobrating the minority group from their ancestral lands.”
2. noun
the act of exprobrating people from a place.
“The exprobration of the minority group from their ancestral lands was a major human rights issue.”
3. verb
to seize or take property, especially from someone’s possession.
“The government was accused of exprobrating the company’s assets during the economic crisis.”