Vocabulary
Expulsion
English and Urdu gloss, synonyms and antonyms, and example usage from our editorial sentence cache where available.
English meaning
the action of forcing someone to leave an organization.
Urdu meaning
اخراج، بے دخلی کا عمل
Example sentences (from Dawn)
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Ostensibly triggered by the unexplained expulsion of a Bangladeshi player from an Indian Premier League franchise, Bangladesh`s reluctance to play in India actually reflects worsening political ties.
Dawn Editorials —
Crisis of neutrality at ICC
— 2026-02-06
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They`re cheering the Afghans` expulsion even though Pakistan is the only home they`ve known.Nostalgia is pardon me for repeating myself racist, sexist and exclusive.
Dawn Editorials —
Home again
— 2025-10-26
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The fact that the primary push for the expulsion of Afghanmigrants has not come from the communities where they reside, but from elsewhere, shows that economic consequences for communities was not actually a major concern.
Dawn Editorials —
Flawed deportation policy
— 2025-10-04
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.The announced expulsion in Swabi ispart of a wider crackdown that began a few months back in Batkhela and has since spread across several KP districts, including Bannu, Mardan, D.I.
Dawn Editorials —
The outcasts
— 2025-10-03
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Official circulars are periodically issued that threaten violators with fines, denial of entry on campus, withholding of semester results, or expulsion.
Dawn Editorials —
Unpacking campus scandals
— 2025-09-06
Synonyms
removal, debarment, dismissal, exclusion, discharge, ejection, rejection, blackballing
Curator example
“his expulsion from the union”
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