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Meanings of expelling in English
Usage of expelling in English
1
France and Germany have already announced they are expelling the Syrian envoys.
2
His lungs were receiving and expelling air, although not without our help.
3
In 2014, Australia toughened immigration laws on expelling expats convicted of crimes.
4
He announced his intention of expelling the Spaniards forever from the country.
5
I nodded, and she began expelling expletives that didn't even make sense.
6
On December 8, a decree was issued expelling Jews from the universities.
7
No hostile force, as you well know, was capable of expelling us.
8
Seeing this, Mavra's mind suddenly exploded, expelling the Ghiskind with unexpected force.
9
It is also killing or expelling moderate Sunnis who reject the group.
10
Maureen took another deep breath, this time expelling it much more slowly.
11
Annette flopped onto her back, expelling grit from her eyes and mouth.
12
More than 20 countries are expelling Russian envoys in solidarity with the UK.
13
The Litvinenko row led to London and Moscow expelling diplomats in July 2007.
14
Moscow refused and the UK responded by expelling four Russian diplomats.
15
The case has escalated East-West tensions, with both sides expelling each other's diplomats.
16
One fact above all else had struck him, that since expelling the British:
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Expelling across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common