banish in Irish
banish in Irish is ruaig — banish means to officially force someone to leave a place, usually as punishment, and forbid their return.
banish in Irish
ruaig
What does "banish" mean?
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verb To officially force someone to leave a place, usually as punishment, and forbid their return.
"The king banished the traitor from the kingdom forever."
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verb To drive an unwanted thought or feeling from one's mind.
"He tried to banish all doubt before walking on stage."
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banish in a sentence
- The king banished the traitor from the kingdom forever.
- She was banished from the club after breaking the rules repeatedly.
- He tried to banish all doubt before walking on stage.
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What is "banish" in Irish?
"banish" in Irish is ruaig. banish means: To officially force someone to leave a place, usually as punishment, and forbid their return.
How do you use "banish" in a sentence?
Example: "The king banished the traitor from the kingdom forever." In Irish, "banish" is ruaig.
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