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Meaning of bannition
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bannition (n.)
The act of expulsion.
bannition Sentence Examples
- The bannition of alcohol in public places aimed to curb excessive consumption and maintain order.
- The king's bannition decree exiled all traitors from the realm, fearing their treachery.
- The bannition of certain books and ideas stifled intellectual discourse and freedom of expression.
- The bannition of public gatherings during wartime served as a precautionary measure against potential unrest.
- The bannition of toxic chemicals from industrial processes protected the environment and public health.
- The bannition of firearms in certain zones created safer communities by reducing the risk of violence.
- The bannition of certain substances in sports competitions ensured fair play and protected the integrity of the game.
- The bannition of smoking in public spaces aimed to promote health and reduce secondhand exposure.
- The bannition of certain pesticides limited environmental damage and protected wildlife.
- The bannition of hate speech and online harassment creates a more inclusive and respectful online environment.
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The act of expulsion.
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The bannition of alcohol in public places aimed to curb excessive consumption and maintain order.
The king's bannition decree exiled all traitors from the realm, fearing their treachery.
The bannition of certain books and ideas stifled intellectual discourse and freedom of expression.
The bannition of public gatherings during wartime served as a precautionary measure against potential unrest.
