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exiled ADJ POL

exiled N POL

exiled ADJ

exiled POL
طَرِيد
exiled POL
مَطْرُود

exiled N

exiled

be exiled VB

self-exiled ADJ LAW

exile <an exile; exiles> N

exile VB POL

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exile <an exile; exiles> N

exile VB

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exile N

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government in exile POL

parliament in exile POL

place of exile

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He has no loyalty to the country which exiled him.
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One of his recent wives was exiled with her entire family, including a son they conceived together, for an undisclosed indiscretion.
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Some teachers insist they're exiled to the rubber rooms as punishment for whistleblowing or standing up to authority - and then left there without a chance to defend themselves.
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The story suggests that the traditional version of the tale was actually invented by the exiled and crazed huntsman, now imprisoned in a distant country.
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Naturally, the king is angry with the audacity of the young man and has him exiled.
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However, he became corrupted by his own seemingly limitless power and was exiled.
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It had only recently been re-hung in the museum after a resurgence of interest in Napoleon, nearly 40 years after he was exiled.
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Very few took advantage of this, considering that it was thought likely that they'd be exiled anyway later.
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They escort him to the exiled royal household.
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He built up his party largely around other exiled Beninese.
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