expulsion

And of course, there are particular places where the rates of suspension and expulsion are insane.

No. 21 belonged to the Jesuits till their expulsion in 1672.

We had not been twelve hours in our houses ere we had forgotten, or practically forgotten, our expulsion from them.

My father, who had raised a condotta to lend a hand in the expulsion of the French, was left for dead upon that glorious field.

Next day a second decree of expulsion was to have appeared, containing eight hundred names.

His emissaries nevertheless continued to intrigue in Concepcion and finally stirred up a riot which resulted in Rosas' expulsion.