expulsion in Japanese
expulsion in Japanese is 排除, 追放 — expulsion means the act of forcing someone out, or the state of being forced out, especially from a school, group, or country.
expulsion in Japanese
排除
Pronounced: haijo
The act of expelling or the state of being expelled.
追放
Pronounced: tsuihō
The act of expelling or the state of being expelled.
What does "expulsion" mean?
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noun The act of forcing someone out, or the state of being forced out, especially from a school, group, or country.
"His fight with a teacher led to his expulsion from school."
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expulsion in a sentence
- His fight with a teacher led to his expulsion from school.
- The treaty resulted in the mass expulsion of refugees.
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What is "expulsion" in Japanese?
"expulsion" in Japanese is 排除, 追放. expulsion means: The act of forcing someone out, or the state of being forced out, especially from a school, group, or country.
How do you pronounce 排除?
"expulsion" in Japanese is 排除, pronounced "haijo".
How do you use "expulsion" in a sentence?
Example: "His fight with a teacher led to his expulsion from school." In Japanese, "expulsion" is 排除, 追放.
Are there other ways to say "expulsion" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "expulsion": 排除, 追放.
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