banishment

• Substantivo que designa o estado de ser forçado a deixar um lugar ou uma comunidade, ou o ato de excluir alguém da sociedade como forma de punição ou rejeição.

A noun referring to the state of being forced to leave a place or community, or the act of excluding someone from society as a form of punishment or rejection.

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1. State of being excludedB2formal

   The condition of being forced to leave a place or community, often as a form of punishment or social rejection.

   Exílio

   • After the scandal, he lived in a state of banishment from his former social circle.
   • The novel explores the psychological effects of banishment from one's homeland.
   • Banishment from the tribe was considered a fate worse than death.

   Sinônimosdeportationexclusionexileexpulsionostracismproscriptiontransportation

   Antônimosacceptanceadmissioninclusionwelcome

2. Act of proscribingB2formal

   The official act of sending someone away from a place or society as a penalty, or the rejection of someone by general consent.

   Banimento

   • The king ordered the banishment of all political dissidents.
   • Banishment was a common punishment in ancient societies for serious crimes.
   • The community's banishment of the whistleblower sparked a debate about justice.

   Sinônimosdeportationexileexpulsionostracismproscription