1. to force out or eject; to expel
Usage: formal or archaic; less common than 'expel'

Examples

• The school voted to expulse the student for repeated violations of conduct policy.
• The government decided to expulse the diplomat from the country.
• The committee moved to expulse the member who violated ethical standards.
• Security was called to expulse the trespasser from the building.
• The organization chose to expulse those who refused to follow its rules.