Exile is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EXILE in dictionary:

VERB:
• expel and bar (someone) from their native country, typically for political or punitive reasons
• To banish or expel from one\'s own country or home; to drive away.
• expel from a country
• expel from one's country
NOUN:
• a person who lives away from their native country, either from choice or compulsion
• Forced separation from one\'s native country; expulsion from one\'s home by the civil authority; banishment; sometimes, voluntary separation from one\'s native country.
• The person expelled from his country by authority; also, one who separates himself from his home.
• a person who is voluntarily absent from home or country
• a person who is expelled from home or country by authority
• the act of expelling a person from their native land
• the state of being barred from one's native country, typically for political or punitive reasons
• prolonged, usu enforced, absence from one's country
ADJECTIVE:
• Small; slender; thin; fine.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• prolonged, usu enforced, absence from one\'s country

Words related to EXILE

exilable17 exiled14 exilement18 exiler13 exilers14 exiles13 exilian14 exilic15 exiling15

Words that contain EXILE

exiled14 exiler13 exiles13 exilers14 flexile17 exilement18 exilements19

How to use EXILE in a sentence

• She added that, a spell of frost having put an end to the hunting, life at Wardenhurst had become extremely flat, and she had begun to envy Piers in his exile.
• Sometimes the conversion of whole masses of Jews was effected, but this happened much less through conviction on their part than through the fear of exile, plunder, or execution.
• From what she had told him, her seminary days had been an exile, devoted to study and to ceaseless longing for the wild riding and swimming of Hawaii.
• Horror and fear seized the survivors, so that, according to Josephus, eight thousand of them fled into exile.
• Years later he was to enjoy the patronage of the Third Napoleon in Paris as a reward for favours extended to the Prince when the latter was an exile here.
• The king and the minister were together in England, in exile, but they did not visit each other.
• It was the pulpit that reconciled him to exile within a great city, and persuaded him to the enjoyment of roguish company.
• It is not to be supposed that such a man was permitted in apostolic times to pine away unheeded in solitary exile.
• And many of them were constantly being sent into exile or killed.
• An exile in Siberia was the best which the future could bring me.
• Many a Marxian was arrested for attempting to undermine the Russian government and sent into exile in Siberia.
• When in exile, he saw the evils arising from Paganism, and resolved to do what he could to convert the Irish Pagans to Christianity.
• Something of her baleful influence he had seen and suspected before ever they came to their exile, but here at Sandy, with full force he realized the extent of her machinations.
• Volscius was condemned and went into exile to Lanuvium.
• Once more, after years of exile, I was at home again with my kindred, among the Britons.
• And He found that almost the first event of His life was to be driven into exile.
• He before visited Europe in the character of exile, but his misfortune is in a measure repaid by the importance and dignity of his present position.
• Spiritually in exile, he lives somewhat unconcerned with the drama of existence surrounding him, as if his gaze were farther off.
• During the whole long night of my exile I never lost Paris from my view.
• Here domestic sorrow and the most painful circumstances assailed the young exile.
• These wretched sufferings awaited thee, O father, being an exile from thy country to die any where.
• His armies had all perished, and he was wandering in exile, seeking new forces with which to renew the strife.
• No relatives of the Emperor were present, as at this time the various members of the Bonaparte family were either proscribed and in exile or in prison.
• Upon reaching Macan from his exile, this father passed from this to a better life.
• But the critics deny that it was written until after the exile, at least nine hundred or one thousand years later.
• He found that in England no anti-slavery organization existed whose object was to aid fugitive slaves in obtaining an honourable subsistence in the land of their exile.
• Antoninus Pius says after her death, in a letter to Fronto, that he would rather have lived in exile with his wife than in his palace at Rome without her.

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