cast out

• Verbo frasal que significa obligar a alguien o algo a abandonar un lugar o grupo, a menudo de manera enérgica o por la fuerza; también puede referirse a expulsar algo indeseado o rechazarlo.

A phrasal verb meaning to force someone or something to leave a place or group, often in a forceful or decisive manner.

incontable · verbo irregular · transitivo · phrasal, separable

1. Expel or banishformal

   To force someone to leave a place or group, often as a punishment.

   Expulsar o desterrar

   • The community cast out the traitor for his betrayal.
   • He was cast out of the tribe for breaking the sacred rules.
   • The king cast out the corrupt advisor from the court.

   Sinónimosbanishdeportdismissdrive outejectexileexpelostracizeoustthrow out

   Antónimosacceptadmitembraceincludewelcome

2. Get rid of somethingformal

   To eliminate or discard something unwanted, such as a feeling or idea.

   desechar

   • She tried to cast out all negative thoughts from her mind.
   • The ritual was meant to cast out evil spirits.
   • He cast out his old fears and embraced a new beginning.

   Sinónimosbanishdiscarddismissdrive outeliminateeradicateexpeloust

   Antónimosacceptembracekeepretainwelcome

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