Exile

Exile – Meaning, Definition, Synonyms and Antonyms

Exile is used as a verb in English. It means to force someone to leave their country (or to send them away as punishment).

Meaning:

Exile means being made to leave your home country, usually because of politics or as a punishment, and often with limited or no permission to return.

Definition:

Exile is something governments or authorities may impose to control, silence, or remove a person from public life. People who are exiled may struggle to maintain family relationships, language, cultural ties, and a sense of identity.

Example Sentences:

• After the coup, the journalist was forced into exile.
• The artist continued her career in exile, far from her hometown.
• They spent years in exile, unable to visit their family.

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