Definition for Expulsion:

• The action of expelling or driving out by force. [ Lat.]

Synonyms for Expulsion:

• n.

  •
  • deport,
  • banish,
  • drive out,
  • send away,
  • hound,
  • evict,
  • displace,
  • starve out,
  • expel.
  •
  • boot,
  • keep,
  • clearance,
  • bounce,
  • dissolution.
  •act (noun)
  • extrusion,
  • expulsion,
  • ejection,
  • riddance.
  •banishing (noun)
  • dispossession,
  • suspension,
  • displacement,
  • proscription,
  • forcing out,
  • deportment,
  • rush,
  • ousting,
  • dislodgment,
  • driving out.
  •cast (noun)
  • hurlings,
  • pitchings,
  • tossings,
  • lobbings,
  • slingings,
  • flingings.
  •deportation (noun)
  • dis placements,
  • dis-placements,
  • re legation,
  • re-legations,
  • re legations,
  • dis placement,
  • dis-placement,
  • re-legation.
  •dismissal (noun)
  • freeing,
  • Freedoms,
  • old heave-ho,
  • kiss off,
  • brushoff,
  • old heave ho,
  • brush-off,
  • housecleaning,
  • conge,
  • kiss-off,
  • Deposal.
  •elimination (noun)
  • dis-cards,
  • ex termination,
  • dis-card,
  • ex-terminations,
  • ex terminations,
  • dis card,
  • weeding outs,
  • ex-termination,
  • dis cards,
  • taking aways.
  •evacuation (noun)
  • emptyings,
  • drainings.
  •eviction (noun)
  • the gate,
  • dislodgement.
  •exception (noun)
  • exceptings,
  • noninclusions,
  • disallowments,
  • non inclusions,
  • excusings,
  • barrings,
  • non-inclusions,
  • non inclusion,
  • debarments,
  • passing overs.
  •excretion (noun)
  • perspiration,
  • urination,
  • urinations,
  • exudations,
  • sweatings,
  • exudation.
  •exorcism (noun)
  • casting out.
  •expatriation (noun)
  • ex-patriations,
  • ex-patriation,
  • ex patriations,
  • ex patriation.
  •expulsion (noun)
  • drainage,
  • emission,
  • eruption,
  • seepage,
  • exhaustion,
  • disgorgement,
  • ejaculation,
  • secretion.
  •extradition (noun)
  • ex-tradition,
  • ex traditions,
  • ex tradition,
  • ex-traditions.
  •ostracism (noun)
  • cold shouldering,
  • coldshouldering,
  • shunnings,
  • coldshoulderings,
  • ex communication,
  • ex-communications,
  • ex communications,
  • cold-shoulderings,
  • blackballings,
  • ex-communication,
  • cold shoulderings.
  •ouster (noun)
  • loss of right,
  • heave-ho,
  • disbarment,
  • the heave-ho.
  •persecution (noun)
  • ill treatment,
  • illtreatments,
  • teasings,
  • mis treatment,
  • mis treatments,
  • provokings,
  • mis-treatment,
  • illtreatment,
  • gallings,
  • mis-treatments,
  • ill-treatments.
  •purge (noun)
  • dis-position,
  • ex-purgations,
  • dis positions,
  • ex purgations,
  • dis-positions,
  • abstersions,
  • ex-purgation,
  • ex purgation,
  • dis position,
  • reign terror.
  •rejection (noun)
  • disapproval,
  • Disallowance,
  • denial,
  • repudiation,
  • eradication,
  • abandonment,
  • Blackballing,
  • rejection,
  • curtailment,
  • blacklisting.
  •removal (noun)
  • ex-traction,
  • re placements,
  • re-placements,
  • ex-tractions,
  • re-placement,
  • ex tractions.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • dispersion,
  • removable,
  • extraction.
  •
  • disposal.

Paraphrases for Expulsion:

• Equivalence

  • Proper noun, singular
    deportation, deportations, removal, expelling, expel.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    deportation, banishment, removal, ejection, expelling.
  • Verb, base form
    expel.

• Reverse Entailment

  • Noun, singular or mass
    ouster, non-expulsion, ousting.

• Independent

  • Proper noun, singular
    dimensions, Expelled, exclusion, exclusions.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    extrusion, Expelled, Deporting, extradition, remoteness, displacement, exclusion, persecution, repatriation, departure, estrangement, execution, alienation, 'exclusion, relocation, designation, termination, separation, deportee, isolation, elimination, rejection, distance.

• Other Related

  • Proper noun, singular
    dismissal.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    refoulement, dismissal.

Antonyms for Expulsion:

• n.

  • banishing
    admittance, welcoming, inclusion, import, welcome.
  • Other antonyms:
    immigration, return, repatriation.

Expulsion Sentence Examples:

• The houses of the peasants were for the most part comfortable, although small, for since the expulsion of the Spaniards, the people had had no reason to make a pretence of poverty.

• This treatment should be repeated in a week or ten days to assure the expulsion of worms that might have survived the first dose.

Homophones for Expulsion:

• explosion.

Hypernym for Expulsion:

• n.

  • act
    deportation, defenestration, ostracism, barring, ousting, ouster, blackball.

Hyponym for Expulsion:

• n.

  • act
    squeeze, proscription, banishment, squeezing.