1. forcing someone to leave their country or home as punishment
Usage: present participle of exile

1. the act of forcing someone to leave their country or home as punishment
Usage: gerund form

Examples

• The government is exiling political dissidents to remote islands.
• The king considered exiling his rebellious brother from the kingdom.
• The exiling of the poet sparked international protests.
• Many families were torn apart by the exiling of their relatives.
• The dictator began exiling journalists who criticized his policies.
• The exiling process took several months to complete.
• Citizens feared the government would start exiling anyone who opposed them.