Expulsion is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EXPULSION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the act of expelling or state of being expelled
• the action of forcing someone to leave an organization
• the action or process of forcing someone to leave a place
• the action of forcing something out of the body
• act of expelling or the fact of being expelled
• The act of expelling; a driving or forcing out; summary removal from membership, association, etc.
• The state of being expelled or driven out.
• the act of forcing out someone or something
• squeezing out by applying pressure
• the act of expelling or projecting or ejecting
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the act of expelling; the state of being expelled

Words related to EXPULSION

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Words that contain EXPULSION

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How to use EXPULSION in a sentence

• It was built on the site of a Jewish synagogue, after the expulsion of the Jews by the Christian kings of Spain.
• Pythagoras, who came to Italy about a generation before the expulsion of the kings, is nevertheless set down by the Roman historians as a friend of the wise Numa.
• This was the third time, since the expulsion of the kings, of this law being introduced, and always by the same family.
• Tertullian makes points out of this, also from the account of His preaching in the synagogue and of the expulsion of the devil.
• He was certain it would mean expulsion to be caught.
• Our author did not venture to assign a patron to the last years of the century, though the expulsion of Saturn might have given a hint for it.
• After the expulsion of the Gurkhas in 1816, a new Raja revived Garhwal painting.
• The sin followed, and the expulsion from the garden.
• Party feeling, perhaps, never ran higher in England than during the period immediately subsequent to the expulsion of the Coalition Ministry.
• It was at this same season that a revolution occurred in Thasos, involving the expulsion of the philo-Laconian party, with the Laconian governor Eteonicus.
• Perhaps England made a mistake and acted hastily, but we must consider how serious was the situation when the expulsion took place.
• If a member does not attend the proceedings and discussions, and cannot give a good reason for his absence, he is liable to expulsion.
• It is argued, that the incapacity is not originally voted, but a consequence of a power of expulsion.
• Arthur then came in and stood at the window in sullen silence, brooding over his recent expulsion.
• Here he died in the course of a year, fourteen years after his expulsion.
• Water added towards the end of the operation will facilitate the expulsion of the ether from the retort.
• The miracles attributed to him are numerous, the most noted of which is the expulsion of reptiles from the Irish soil.
• Therefore this story of Adam and Eve who ate from the tree, and their expulsion from Paradise, must be thought of simply as a symbol.
• He would be the first to demand his expulsion from the Cathedral, where he wished to live unknown and silent.
• Suspension or expulsion may be necessary in order to give the best ideas of good discipline to many of the other students.
• HAUNTED HOUSES Reginald Scot on Protestant expulsion of Ghosts.
• Carried fifty or a hundred feet forward through the water by the force of the expulsion from the torpedo tube, the youth had emerged in the widened wake of the vessel.
• The tradition of this expulsion is still extant, as also of the great raids made by the Blackfeet and their kindred in times past into their ancient domain.
• To any other but yourself I would reply by expulsion, imprisonment, or still worse, for, in fact, you tempt me and you force me at the same time.
• From the time of his expulsion from Eden man has been looking for something upon which to fasten a hope for life and happiness.
• A palace intrigue led to the expulsion from Granada of Abdul Hacen, in favour of his son, Abu Abdallah, or Boabdil.
• At length he issued the famous irrevocable edict of total expulsion from the realm.
• The Duke of Oldenburg, who was always ready to come forward when Bismarck wished it, himself demanded the expulsion of the Prince.
• Their expulsion should, however, not be effected without giving some fair notice affording them time for the realization of their estates.
• Blackford had, as a matter of fact, been threatened with expulsion lately for insubordination.
• The capital he found in the ferment that preceded the expulsion of the tribunes, on the fateful seventh of January.
• It may be hoped that from these complaints will result the expulsion of the Hollanders from Japon, which will be very injurious to them, but very good for us.

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