banished Synonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- repatriated
- entertained
- took-in
- repatriated
- entertained
- took-in
- naturalized
- housed
- housed
- sheltered
- naturalized
- sheltered
Weak:
banished Meaning
banished (imp. & p. p.)
of Banish
banished Sentence Examples
- The king banished the traitor from the kingdom, exiling him to a distant land.
- The guild banished the sorcerer for practicing forbidden magic, casting him out as an outcast.
- After committing an unspeakable crime, the bishop banished the sinner from the church, denying him salvation.
- The village banished the cursed individual, fearing their malevolent presence would bring harm.
- The committee banished the controversial speaker from the conference, silencing their dissenting voice.
- The teacher banished the disruptive student from the classroom, creating a more conducive learning environment.
- The judge banished the recidivist criminal from society, sending them to prison for the rest of their life.
- The parents banished the wayward child from their home, hoping the separation would help them learn the error of their ways.
- The city banished the homeless population to the outskirts, shunning them from view.
- The emperor banished the rebel leaders from the capital, crushing their rebellion and restoring order.
FAQs About the word banished
of Banish
deported, relegated,exiled, displaced, excluded,evicted, transported, expelled, dismissed, eliminated
received, accepted, admitted, received, admitted, accepted, repatriated, entertained, took in,repatriated
The king banished the traitor from the kingdom, exiling him to a distant land.
The guild banished the sorcerer for practicing forbidden magic, casting him out as an outcast.
After committing an unspeakable crime, the bishop banished the sinner from the church, denying him salvation.
The village banished the cursed individual, fearing their malevolent presence would bring harm.
