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banish Verb

— To send someone away and to forbid him from returning. The king banished the rebels.

banish

— verb expel from a community or group — verb (= ban) ban from a place of residence, as for punishment — verb expel, as if by official decree he was banished from his own country — verb drive away banish bad thoughts banish gloom

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banish English » English

exile expel ostracize deport expatriate drive away relegate drive out excommunicate cast out ban remove ostracise shun bar send away proscribe oust get rid of exclude evict drive off dispel chase away chase blackball winkle out warn turn out transport throw off terminate take out take shut out shoo separate out send into exile send down rout out reject put out put aside outlaw kick out kick hunt force out forbid flee

Conjugation banish conjugation

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banish · verb

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Simple sentences

Banish this sorrow from your heart!

Movie subtitles

I banish you and your followers from England for the remainder of my lifetime.
I further banish from my realm all injustices and oppressions.. whichhaveburdenedmypeople. And I pray that under my rule.
In the 5th century BC the citizens of Athens, having suffered under a tyrant, managed to banish him.
Tinker Bell! I hereby banish you forever.
Genjuro, banish these dreadful thoughts and stay by her side forever - please forgive me!
Why would they banish you?
They'll banish Sutekichi.
Banish the black, burn the blue, and bury the beige.
At last, I've managed to banish you from the world of the righteous!
I'll banish you from the world, you demon!
Why does he banish me from Greece forever?
Only one other person could banish the loneliness of my life.
Banish the fear mi querida.
So successful was he, that the aging Rameses, in an effort to avoid civil war, was forced to accept the will of the people and to banish his favorite son.
I further banish from my realm all injustices and oppressions which have burdened my people.
First I'm gonna put through a child labor bill, then I'm gonna stamp out the sweatshops, them I'm gonna banish the tenements.
We listen to the relentless singing of the bricklayers, which banish malicious spirits from the work place.
Banish her.
Where are you gonna banish them to? - Well, I don't know.
One more outburst out of you, young lady I'm gonna banish you to a distant tree. Now, you go to sleep.
Well, he's all right physically, but I don't understand, Nyanza, why did you banish him from the tribe?
With heads bearing high we will banish all fear Steve, wait!
The father still can't banish me from the Kingdom of God.
The father cannot banish the Lord Jesus Christ from the house.
Through hypnosis, I will banish your craving when it exerts itself.
Banish him?
I further banish from my realm all injustices and oppressions.. whichhaveburdenedmypeople.
After all, many fanatical hunters don't eat game and many fishermen banish fish from their table for fear of hives.
O, banish me, my lord, but kill me not.
Of course I did, yes, of course I did. Take him away and banish him.
But promise me. promise me you'll beg the bride to convince the king, her father, not to banish our children.
Don't banish me, leave me here.
But promise me. promise me you'll beg the bride to convince her father not to banish our children.
I banish you for evermore To the far confines of this country.
I'll banish you!
Banish this cruel devil, from the soul of this innocent servant.
I banish you wicked soul.

News and current affairs

The ten new countries will now take the baton and begin to banish poverty.
One of the greatest obstacles to the spread of democracy is the widely held view that religion and democracy are inimical to each other: to adopt democracy means to banish God and religion from the public sphere and make it strictly a private affair.
If the next presidential election in Russia were held this year, and if no decision were made to banish him from Russians' TV screens, there can be little doubt that Dmitriy Rogozin would win.
Many European inferiority complexes toward America, which the advent of the euro were supposed to banish forever, could easily reappear.
Such a policy, they believed, would forever banish the specter of large-scale mass unemployment, as in the Great Depression.
It reintroduces fundamental divisions in societies whose greatest democratic achievement was precisely to banish fundamentalism from politics.
He sought to banish Islam as a political and social force from the public sphere, though of course the vast majority of the population remained Muslim by religion.
The challenge now is to figure out how to banish half-truths and big lies from our politics and restore reason and moderation to our divided land.
The challenge facing Sharia's critics is to modernize Islamic law, not banish it from public life.
While Germany is still trying to banish the specter of hyperinflation with strict eurozone austerity measures, the EU crisis countries are facing a real threat of deflation, with potentially disastrous consequences.
Their deaths should challenge us to make sure that Paris, the city of light, will help to banish the darkness that threatens to overwhelm the century ahead.

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