exile
Произношение: [ˈɛkzaɪl]
Слово
Контекст: «punishment»
(noun) a situation where someone has to leave their country or home, usually because they did something wrong or unpopular. It's like being sent away because you can't stay where you are.
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After being accused of treason, the leader was sent into exile for many years.
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She was happy to be home and not living in exile anymore.
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What happens to people who are in exile from their country?
Контекст: «punishment»
(verb) to force someone to leave their home or country. This is usually for political reasons or because of a crime. It's like telling someone they have to go away.
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The government decided to exile the political activist for speaking out.
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He was not exiled; he chose to stay and fight for his beliefs.
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Why would a country decide to exile someone?
Контекст: «separation»
(noun) being away from the home or place you love. It can feel lonely and sad, almost like a long trip without getting to go back.
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During her time in exile, she wrote a book about her experiences.
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He felt no exile from his friends when he moved; they all stayed in touch.
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How does someone cope with the feelings of exile?
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