1. living in or going to the countryside, especially temporarily to escape city life
Usage: present participle of rusticate
2. suspending a student from university as punishment
Usage: British academic term

Examples

• After years in the city, she was rusticating at her family’s farm for the summer.
• The wealthy family spent months rusticating in their country estate.
• He was rusticating from Oxford after the cheating scandal.
• The professor recommended rusticating in nature to clear his mind.
• The university was rusticating several students for their involvement in the protest.
• She found peace rusticating in the quiet village.