Portuguese
desterro Catalan
desterrament Catalan
desterrament The act of expelling or relegating someone to a country or place by authoritative decree.
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Social ostracism is gradually giving way among the more intelligent Christian people.
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The social ostracism thereby incurred is felt to be a sufficient deterrent.
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The ostracism of Cimon deprived the aristocrats of their most prominent representative.
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Clisthenes, it is said, also established the curious arrangement known as ostracism.
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Anyone of the faith who marries a non-Yezidi risks ostracism, or worse.
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Gary McAllister has resigned as Coventry player-manager because of ongoing family problems.
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And yet Scotland must have earned enormous respect in Coventry and beyond.
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Philip Larkin came from Coventry, but produced his finest work in Hull.
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It left Coventry stuck on 21 points, still in the bottom three.
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McBride goes off to be replaced by Coventry success story Cobi Jones.
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The rogues were duly tried and sentenced to banishment from the city.
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The first offence, in both cases, was punished by banishment and forfeiture.
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The finality of my banishment was endorsed and underlined and stamped home.
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Henceforward we shall principally confine ourselves to following her in her banishment.
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In consequence, a decree of banishment from France was proclaimed against him.
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In other colonies, notably New York, fines and banishment were not uncommon.
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You must apply to the authorities to withdraw your sentence of banishment.
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The average duration of this voluntary banishment is perhaps about eighteen months.
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Mademoiselle held the royal warrant of her father's banishment in her hand.
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The momentary displeasure which she had shown at her banishment was over.
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The return to civilisation was more fatal than his long solitary banishment.
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In 1778, the act of proscription and banishment included Abel Willard's name.
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It is not banishment, it is death to which you sentence me.
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He knew that this meant banishment, ostracism, and persecution by the Government.
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Every Greek was prohibited making war on Philip on pain of banishment.
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He therefore issued a decree of banishment against him for five years.
