On this page you'll find 20 example sentences with Exile. You'll also see the meaning, synonyms such as transportation or deportation and how to use the word correctly in a sentence.
Exile in a sentence
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Exile meaning
- The state of being banished from one's home or country.
- Someone who is banished from his home or country.
Synonyms of Exile
Exile in Dutch
Example sentences (20)
After the publication of the Communist Manifesto Marx was forced into exile, first in Brussels and later in London.
Saeed bin Nasser al-Ghamdi, a conservative Muslim cleric and vocal dissident, currently lives in exile in Britain.
In act three, several years on, Donna Elena rejects the now penitent Don Roberto, who has returned from exile abroad.
Sejanus was a close friend to Snow, who followed him out during his exile to District 12, as a volunteer peacekeeper.
Lilith, after a long exile, has returned to Sanctuary and is set to wreak havoc in the world she helped create.
This only added more fuel to Maximus' desire to overthrow his brother, Black Bolt, and exile them from Attilan.
Exorcised the demons that were Imperium in not just winning a match but leading to the exile of Giovanni Vinci.
He was Jaehaerys' heir and his death at the hands of a Myrish exile in Tarth raised questions over succession.
This was knowing that he was in exile and divorced therefore from the usual oxygen of exhibition or criticism.
On the issue of Jews returning from their exile to Gaza, Netanyahu has stressed more than once that he is not interested.
He brought the same sport escrima or kali here and taught the young Dapitanons during his exile,” he noted.
Arévalo himself grew up in exile, first in Uruguay, then in Venezuela, Mexico, and Chile—fallout from the legacy of his father.
It put a stop to Palestinian national sports and pushed most Palestinians into exile and refugee camps.
Knights of the Old Republic gives a warped romantic edge to Sion's interactions with a female Exile.
The Houthis seized Yemen's capital, Sanaa, in 2014 and forced the internationally recognized government into exile in Saudi Arabia.
During the evening she recited a poem of exile for the young president who was so impressed that he wrote it down on his place card.
Taking place In 14th Century Scotland, sees Chris Pine portray Robert the Bruce as he is forced into exile after being crowned King.
A decade later, in 2004, Aristide was gone, flying into exile aboard a U.S. aircraft after squandering whatever goodwill he acquired.
But some mothers and children - including - were persecuted after the war, or forced into exile.
I began with a 1970 number called ‘London London’ by Caetano Veloso, who had been forced into exile by Brazil’s military dictatorship.
Common combinations with exile
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- in exile 71×
- exile in 46×
- into exile 33×
- exile and 12×
- of exile 8×
- self-imposed exile 8×
- his exile 6×
- to exile 6×
- exile to 5×
- exile the 4×
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