expel — to force someone to leave a place, especially an organization or school, because of unacceptable behavior
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to force someone to leave a place, especially an organization or school, because of unacceptable behavior
Pronunciation (IPA): /ɪkˈspel/
Korean meaning: 퇴학시키다, 추방하다, 내쫓다
Korean pronunciation: 익**스펠**
Example Sentences
- Harry Potter would have been expelled if Dumbledore hadn't protected him from using magic outside school.
- The bouncer expelled the rowdy customers from the nightclub.
- My yoga instructor says deep breathing helps expel negative energy, but I think it just expels my lunch.
expel
VERB//ɪkˈspel//
to force someone to leave a place, especially an organization or school, because of unacceptable behavior
The principal expels the student from the prestigious school
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The bell will tell who they expel
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Origin
From Latin 'expellere', composed of 'ex-' (out) and 'pellere' (to drive or push). The word entered English in the 14th century with the meaning of forcing someone out.
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“Harry Potter would have been expelled if Dumbledore hadn't protected him from using magic outside school.”
“The bouncer expelled the rowdy customers from the nightclub.”
“My yoga instructor says deep breathing helps expel negative energy, but I think it just expels my lunch.”
“The country expelled the foreign diplomats accused of espionage.”
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