banish

IPA: bˈænɪʃ

verb

  • (heading) To send someone away and forbid that person from returning.
  • To expel, especially from the mind.
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Examples of "banish" in Sentences

  • The state banished the convict.
  • The exile was to banish all the people.
  • He was banished into the lonely island.
  • They had to banish the group of people.
  • Both he and the wrangler were banished.
  • He was banished to the Isle of Guernsey.
  • In the end, he was banished from the square.
  • It banished the noisome weeds of grosser birth.
  • To atone for his mistake, the king is banished.
  • They banish the missionaries and let the Ethiopians stay.

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