1. to expel again; to force out or remove once more
Usage: third person singular present tense of ‘reexpel’

Examples

• The school reexpels the student after he violates probation.
• The body reexpels the foreign substance during the second immune response.
• The club reexpels members who continue to break the rules.
• The system automatically reexpels any corrupted data files.
• The country reexpels the diplomat following new violations.
• The organization reexpels anyone who fails to meet reformed standards.