expulsion
নির্বাসন
definition
noun
expulsion from school
the action of depriving someone of membership in an organization.
translation of 'expulsion'
noun
নির্বাসন,
বিতাড়ন,
বিদায়,
নিষ্কাশন
example
Officials on Monday announced the 'expulsion' of two diplomats from the embassy in Manila for alleged espionage.
oxytocin causes 'expulsion' of milk from the lactating mammary gland
In fact they were defending the old Spain of privilege and poverty, threatened by the masses entering politics after the 1931 'expulsion' of the monarchy.
The vote split 19-19, with the chairman's casting vote sealing his 'expulsion' .
He challenged his colleague to re-affirm his support for the Conservative Party or himself face 'expulsion' from the party.
‘Fast-tracking’ is a crude euphemism for the abrogation of basic civil liberties and the rapid 'expulsion' of asylum-seekers.
She called for automatic 'expulsion' for pupils who made malicious allegations against teachers.
At this meeting, the Belgian authorities were asked to postpone 'expulsion' of the applicant until the Commission's next session, which was due to begin on 26 February 1979.
Forced 'expulsion' and mass ethnic cleansing were added to the human rights abuse record of torture, disappearance, and assassination.
Previously, 'expulsion' from school was the punishment of last resort for head teachers.
You can tell a loud yawner to shut up, and she will yawn with more tonal precaution, turning her yawn into a softer, more weightless 'expulsion' of breath.
Anyone who doesn't live up to the terms of the agreement can face 'expulsion' from the Academy, and legal action from the copyright holders if a pirated screener is traced back to them.
They have ordered the 'expulsion' of a diplomat it accuses of spying.
his 'expulsion' from the union
He risked censure, 'expulsion' from the House, even his life, to ensure that the halls of our government resounded with the voice of the people.
Buying a car or cheating in a business deal etc. is cause for immediate 'expulsion' .
Getting your hair in the bleachy water will infect everyone with bubonic plague, whereas all other bodily orifice exposure and 'expulsion' is quite alright.
The Moors infused an exotic orientalism into Spanish culture which exercised a deep influence even after their final 'expulsion' in the 15th century.
Tribeswomen in turn expedite the sperm 'expulsion' process by taking matters into their own hands.
The ultimate result was his 'expulsion' from the game, along with a crackdown on some of the scamsters and mobs he had described.
Vomiting was defined as 'expulsion' of gastric material occurring at least once in the previous 24 hours.
Anyone who questioned Stalin's decisions faced instant 'expulsion' from the party, imprisonment and in some cases execution.
Our teacher then taught us several breathing techniques which were promised to result in a calm 'expulsion' of toxins, the release of pent-up emotions and a sizzling spurt of energy.
the 'expulsion' of the Jesuits from Spain
The most common adverse effects of IUDs are cramping, abnormal uterine bleeding, and 'expulsion' .
Any little mistake would result in immediate 'expulsion' back to Thailand.
The process of converting alcohol to acetic acid requires water, as well as the 'expulsion' of acetic acid from the body through urination.
The healer sighed as she slumped, her body exhausted after the 'expulsion' of energy.
After the 'expulsion' of the Moors and the immense political turmoil that ensued, population size and agricultural productivity dropped.
Legal rights for parents to appeal against suspension or 'expulsion' from schools have made it more difficult to exclude troublesome students.
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