expelling (Meaning)
expelling (n)
any of several bodily processes by which substances go out of the body
expelling (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Expel
Synonyms & Antonyms of expelling
Synonyms:
- reading out
- giving one the gate
- displacing
- axing
- deporting
- outing
- terminating
- dispossessing
- cashiering
- turning out
- releasing
- defenestrating
- mustering out
- sending packing
- retiring
- shutting out
- throwing out
- running off
- expatriating
- ostracizing
- turfing (out)
- deforcing
- discharging
- canning
Antonyms:
expelling Sentence Examples
- The student was expelled from school for consistently breaking the rules.
- The factory is expelling toxic fumes into the atmosphere, causing health problems in the surrounding community.
- The angry protestors were expelled from the park by the police.
- The dog was expelled from the couch after chewing on the cushions.
- The volcano is expelling lava and ash, forcing nearby residents to evacuate.
- The company is expelling its employees due to the recent economic downturn.
- The athlete was expelled from the competition for using illegal performance-enhancing drugs.
- The government is expelling foreign diplomats suspected of espionage.
- The team was expelled from the league for violating the rules.
- The patient was expelled from the hospital after recovering from their illness.
FAQs About the word expelling
any of several bodily processes by which substances go out of the bodyof Expel
evicting,ejecting, dismissing, banishing, chasing,removing, ousting, bouncing, exiling, kicking out
taking, accepting,receiving, admitting, accepting, admitting, receiving, taking, welcoming, welcoming
The student was expelled from school for consistently breaking the rules.
The factory is expelling toxic fumes into the atmosphere, causing health problems in the surrounding community.
The angry protestors were expelled from the park by the police.
The dog was expelled from the couch after chewing on the cushions.
