We are using cookies
This website uses cookies in order to offer you the most relevant information. By browsing this website, you accept these cookies.
This website uses cookies in order to offer you the most relevant information. By browsing this website, you accept these cookies.
Did you know?
You can double click on a word to look it up on TermGallery.
You can double click on a word to look it up on TermGallery.
Meanings of expel in English
Synonyms
Examples for "exclude"
Examples for "exclude"
1
An administration official said the new executive order would likely exclude Iraq.
2
The particular does not exclude the general, it leads to the general.
3
The labeling law would exclude alcohol and food sold at farmers markets.
4
These figures exclude the earnings of those working in the health sector.
5
Departments will exclude certain key positions based on strategic needs in 2008.
1
A simple focus to outwit and ultimately oust British rule from Ireland.
2
The United States led a coalition in Syria to oust Islamic State.
3
There was an attempt to oust him from Vote Leave in January.
4
A two-thirds majority in the Senate is required to oust a president.
5
The agency was prohibited from using its funds to oust the Sandinistas.
1
He did, however, figure out the location of his seat's eject control.
2
Strategically it will eject the UK from its role in EU councils.
3
Especially since I made sure to eject it close to a sun.
4
They returned to Kashmir to begin an insurgency seeking to eject India.
5
Right now she had to eject every last Scarpe from the Hailhouse.
1
Ought we to also chuck out our Sinatra records, given his Mafia links?
2
But it was my passenger-theman you want to chuck out-whomade it possible.
3
To chuck out all of that is to reduce his art to a brainless freak-show.
4
Ye can't get any chuck out of this outfit.
5
Which you go and chuck out of the window in the name of liberty, Mr. Savage.
1
From the site: Each day, Americans throw out 60 million plastic bottles.
2
The group has already petitioned the court to throw out the case.
3
I want to throw out this idea and open up some discussion.
4
I had to throw out a lot of good stuff last year.
5
But to throw out suggestions in this way is an easy task.
1
In that situation, who would remember to kick out the brake light?
2
My father gets a kick out of exaggerating his point of view.
3
If I could get a kick out of anything I'd bless it.
4
Then he found it necessary to kick out hard with his feet.
5
I think my father would get a kick out of moving uptown.
1
Farm distress and soaring prices helped turf out the previous government in 2004 and put Singh in power.
2
Or, even better, being able to turf out a lesser actor who's sitting in a good seat in a restaurant.
3
Cevian is known for its willingness to turf out managers and force changes of strategy at companies it sees as undervalued.
4
Greens MP Adam Bandt said an election should be called and "the sooner we turf out this rotten government, the better".
5
Impeachment is extremely rare, and no president has ever been turfed out.
1
Mary Maggie said, struggling to get my boot out of the way.
2
It took four of us to pull the boot out-fourof us.
3
First, echoing the PRI's threat to eject 50 laggard signatories, boot out unworthy members.
4
There's lounging space in the back and a humungous 625-litre boot out the back.
5
He got his boot out of that stirrup and stood.
1
The same food can turn out vastly different under different heat conditions.
2
Even without words, that did turn out to be the right answer.
3
The good news is that the photos turn out looking really cool.
4
Wassef said a large number of protesters would turn out on Wednesday.
5
Can we afford to hope things will just turn out all right?
1
She would drum out the opening bars of the National Anthem with her clenched fist.
2
Dimetrius Pairama's body was found in a drum out the back of a derelict house in Māngere in July 2018.
3
From time to time I would leave my playthings and climb up to drum out whatever came into my head.
4
Dimetrius Pairama's body was found in a steel drum out the back of an abandoned state house in Mangere last July.
5
He got drummed out of the force a couple of years ago.
Usage of expel in English
1
The United States said on Monday it would expel 60 Russian diplomats.
2
Tuilaepa has several times urged principals to expel students involved in fighting.
3
The ruling Democratic Party quickly moved to expel An from the party.
4
Sources say the army intends to expel them to the Gaza Strip.
5
Jo-i means to expel the barbarians; Kai-Koku means to open the country.
6
The council's decision was to expel the magician for breaking his trust:
7
The U.S. House of Representatives then voted nearly unanimously to expel him.
8
The path it has chosen is to expel the UN weapons monitors.
9
The Turks marched to the aid of Botskoi to expel the Austrians.
10
You expel beauty, Monsieur Choulette; you repudiate her, nude and in tears.
11
By the time the president returned, he resolved to expel the Colombian.
12
Of hues and designs; he had done what he could to expel
13
There are 47 cases here, and I would expel most of them.
14
They agreed to expel the followers of Umra Khan from the valley.
15
As for those who remain in the orangery, let force expel them.
16
I wish you to help me expel the Turks, not the Jesuits.
About this term
Frequent collocations
More collocations
Expel through the time
Expel across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
More variants