Expulsion

usgb/ɪkˈspʌlʃn/
noun

The act of forcing someone to leave a place, especially school or a country.

He faced expulsion from school due to his poor behaviour.
Visual representation of "expulsion" - The act of forcing someone to leave a place, especially school or a country.

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  • school expulsion
  • expulsion from country
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Serious Consequences

Expulsion for misconduct suggests severe or last-resort disciplinary action, often after warnings.

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His repeated offenses led to his expulsion from the academy.
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Formal Decision

Expulsion is often a formal decision made by authorities like school boards or governments.

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Following the hearing, the council decided on his expulsion.
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Legal Implications

Expulsion from a country, especially for non-citizens, can lead to legal or immigration consequences.

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Due to her actions, she is facing expulsion from the host country.
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