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Meanings of banish in inglés

portugués
expulsar
catalán
exiliar

Expel from a community or group.

expulsar
portugués
expulsar
catalán
exiliar

To accept no longer in a community, group or country, e.g. by official decree.

expulsar
Synonyms
Examples for "bar"
Examples for "bar"
1
The flag was also spotted at a bar in Sea Point recently.
The South African
2
Facebook maintains that political advertising requires a higher bar for free speech.
Reuters
3
Cuernavaca police said the bodies were found early yesterday outside a bar.
The Irish Times
4
However, that sets the bar low if there is any good news.
Reuters
5
A south London pub seeks two bar staff: 500 candidates step forward.
The Guardian
1
The United States said on Monday it would expel 60 Russian diplomats.
Reuters
2
Tuilaepa has several times urged principals to expel students involved in fighting.
Radio NZ
3
The ruling Democratic Party quickly moved to expel An from the party.
Reuters
4
Sources say the army intends to expel them to the Gaza Strip.
The Irish Times
5
Jo-i means to expel the barbarians; Kai-Koku means to open the country.
The Constitutional Development of Japan 1853-1881 / Johns Hopkin...
1
We still relegate women's work to the domestic, the interior, the personal.
Radio NZ
2
Burnham's plan would again relegate clinicians to the back benches of commissioning.
The Guardian
3
Breaking: Dundee relegate rivals Dundee United -boyhood fan side-footshome last-minutewinner.
The Guardian
4
To begin with, we must relegate selection to its proper place.
The Structure of Evolutionary Theory
5
He decided to relegate it into the category of unimportant events.
South Wind

To send into exile.

Usage of banish in inglés
1
Mourinho, however, will banish it from his mind as soon as possible.
The Guardian
2
He helped banish the discord and increased the melody of the world.
Sermons on Biblical Characters
3
You can bind it and banish it if you know the words.
Darkness on the edge of town
4
Time would end their affair, but meanwhile love was hard to banish.
The new yorker
5
The thought was unbearable, and he resolved to banish it in action.
Boy Scouts in a Submarine; Or, Searching an Ocean Floor
6
Then banish from your mind the idea of our being ever united.
The Monk: A Romance
7
Even the near shadow of death cannot banish the god of love.
Destiny
8
The ladies tried to cheer the old gentleman and banish his despair.
The Coming Conquest of England
9
She had ample time to think; but she tried to banish thought.
Ruth
10
I can't quite banish the feeling, though, that I've summoned Lily's ghost.
Arcadia falls
11
Boys, banish forever from your minds the idea that religion is SUBTRACTION.
Addresses by Henry Drummond
12
Be generous yourself, and exact little from others; then you banish complaints.
Chinese Literature / Comprising the Analects of Confucius, the S...
13
The ointment would bring him rest, and banish the pain consuming him.
The Legends of the Jews — Volume 1
14
In sooth, it will be said, it is Thy way to banish.
The Legends of the Jews — Volume 1
15
That was enough to make mother banish it from the family table.
The Life of the Fly; With Which are Interspersed Some Chapters o...
16
She tried to banish it even after she returned to the house.
The King's Arrow: A Tale of the United Empire Loyalists
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Translations for banish
portugués
expulsar
Banish through the time
Banish across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common