expulsion
/ɛksˈpluːʒən/Definitions
1. noun
The act of forcing someone to leave a place, organization, or community, often as a penalty or punishment.
“The student’s expulsion from the university was met with widespread disapproval from the community.”
2. noun
The act of driving or removing someone or something from a place or position.
“The company’s expulsion of the toxic employee improved its overall morale and productivity.”
3. noun
A person or thing that is expelled or forced to leave.
“The refugees were a result of the government’s expulsion of minority groups.”
4. verb
To drive or remove someone or something from a place or position.
“The new management was determined to expulsion the old, inefficient systems.”
5. verb
To force someone to leave a place, organization, or community.
“The school board voted to expulsion the student for his behavior.”