Moderate as in banish To force someone or something out, similar to relegating or ejecting. Clear All
4 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Expulse'
The judge decided to expulse the disruptive individual from the courtroom due to continuous outbursts.
The captain had to expulse the troublemaker from the ship to maintain discipline among the crew.
The court order allowed the landlord to expulse the tenants who failed to pay rent for several months.
The coach decided to expulse the player from the game after a series of unsportsmanlike conduct.
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