exiling Antonyms
Meaning of exiling
exiling (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Exile
exiling Sentence Examples
- The kingdom's ruler was exiling anyone who opposed his authority, causing an exodus of citizens.
- After the brutal civil war, many citizens were exiled from their homeland, seeking refuge in neighboring countries.
- The dissident writer was exiling himself from his native country due to fear of government persecution.
- The exiling of millions of Jews during the Holocaust remains a tragic and dark chapter in human history.
- The city's mayor was exiling vagrants and homeless individuals to the outskirts, sparking outrage among civil rights groups.
- The political activist was exiled from her country for criticizing the oppressive regime, leading to international outcry.
- During the Spanish Inquisition, those suspected of heresy faced the risk of exiling or execution.
- After the failed rebellion, the leaders of the insurrection were exiling to remote islands, never to return to the mainland.
- The ethnic cleansing campaign resulted in the exiling of entire communities, forcing them to flee their ancestral lands.
- The dictator's severe policies led to the exiling of thousands of political prisoners, sparking protests and condemnation worldwide.
FAQs About the word exiling
of Exile
banishing, relegating, evicting, deporting, excluding, expatriating, eliminating, expelling, displacing,transporting
accepting,receiving, admitting, repatriating, admitting, repatriating, receiving, accepting, harboring, entertaining
The kingdom's ruler was exiling anyone who opposed his authority, causing an exodus of citizens.
After the brutal civil war, many citizens were exiled from their homeland, seeking refuge in neighboring countries.
The dissident writer was exiling himself from his native country due to fear of government persecution.
The exiling of millions of Jews during the Holocaust remains a tragic and dark chapter in human history.
