Meanings of rustication in English

No, he probably thought the rustication would make a man of me.

Cranch is about breaking up house-keeping preparatory to his summer rustication.

I sometimes feel that I'd like a little rustication myself.

Camp David was 125 lethal acres of high-security rustication.

Yes, but, but-buthow can a man like you retire to rustication in the country?

There was no dismissal, rustication, or official reprimand of Eugene Field by the ever-honored President Hopkins.

This inevitably meant rustication, and, above all, expulsion from the academic association to which he belonged.

The latter were not consoled by their experience that no flirtation lasted beyond the period of rustication.

Where I next settle I shall continue, and that must be in a state of retirement and rustication.

They resided in rented offices in a converted nineteenth-century warehouse with blue plaster rustication around its main gate.

Thus Mr Sudberry landed his first and last salmon- aten-pounder-andthus ,brilliantly ,terminatedhis three-months' rustication in the Highlands.

The period of my rustication was expired, and the term immediately preceding the summer vacation was on the point of beginning.

The punishments which are at present generally adopted in American colleges are warning, admonition, the letter home, suspension, rustication, and expulsion.

And then came demand for an apology; refusal on my part; appeal to the dean; convocation; and rustication of George Savage Fitz-Boodle.

There his hedonistic lifestyle attracted splashy headlines in the student press, and may have led to his rustication by the university authorities.

George Fitz-Boodle recounts how, as a boy, he was flogged for smoking, and how, at Oxford, smoking among other villainies led to his rustication.