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expulsion

Noun
pl: expulsions

This term carries a strong sense of finality and authority, often implying a punitive or corrective action. In social or academic contexts, it suggests a severe breach of rules that renders a person unwelcome or unfit for membership, creating a sharp boundary between the insider and the outcast. In biological or physical contexts, the word describes a mechanical or physiological process of ejection. It is a neutral, descriptive term used to explain the movement of gases, fluids, or solids from an internal space to an external one.

Meanings

Noun

The act of forcing someone to leave a place, organization, or position permanently.

"The student faced expulsion from school after the fight."

Noun

The process of forcing something out of a body or a container.

"The expulsion of air from the lungs occurs during exhalation."

Noun

The act of officially removing a member from a group or society.

"The club voted for the expulsion of the member who violated the bylaws."

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