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exile Verb (exiles; exiled; exiling; )
1. exile, to (banbanishexpelostracizerepeldrive outexorcizedispeldrive awayexorcisedrive offostracise)
  - expulsar, Verb
  - echar, Verb
  - expeler, Verb
  - exiliar, Verb
  - desterrar, Verb
  - ahuyentar, Verb
exile Noun
1. exile, the ~ (asylum seekerrefugee)
  - refugiado, el ~ (m) Noun
  - fugitiva, la ~ (f) Noun
  - expatriado, el ~ (m) Noun
  - emigrado, el ~ (m) Noun
  - refugiada, la ~ (f) Noun
  - fugitivo, el ~ (m) Noun
2. exile, the ~ (refugee)
  - refugiado, el ~ (m) Noun
  - fugitivo, el ~ (m) Noun
  - expatriado, el ~ (m) Noun
  - fugitiva, la ~ (f) Noun
  - refugiada, la ~ (f) Noun
3. exile, the ~
  - exiliado, el ~ (m) Noun
  - desterrado, el ~ (m) Noun
  - expatriado, el ~ (m) Noun

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exile

noun

someone who is banished from one's home or country
- exile → exiliado; desterrado;
the state of being banished from one's home or country
- exile → exilio; destierro;

verb

From	To	Via
• exile	→ exiliodestierro	↔ verbanning — het verbod opgelegd krijgen naar een bepaalde plaats terug te keren
• exile	→ desterrado	↔ banneling — iemand die verbannen is
• exile	→ destierroexilio	↔ ballingschap — gedwongen verblijf elders dan waar men thuis is
• exile	→ exilio	↔ Exil — selbst gewählte oder aufgezwungene Verbannung
• exile	→ banirexilardesterrar	↔ bannir — Condamner une personne à sortir d’un pays, à être chassée ou transportée hors d’un territoire, avec défense d’y rentrer.
• exile	→ destierro	↔ bannissement — Action de bannir ou résultat de cette action.
• exile	→ destierro	↔ exil — État de celui que l’autorité force à vivre hors de sa patrie, ou qui s’y résout lui-même.
• exile	→ desterrarexilarexiliarbanir	↔ exiler — Envoyer en exil.
• exile	→ exiladoexiliado	↔ exilé — Personne exilée.

the act of expelling a person from their native land
- men in exile dream of hope
a person who is expelled from home or country by authority
a person who is voluntarily absent from home or country
expel from a country
- The poet was exiled because he signed a letter protesting the government's actions