banish Meaning, pronunciation, usage in a sentence, synonyms, ...

/bænɪʃ/

Main Example

The king decided to banish the traitor from the kingdom.

Grammatical Info:

Verb (v.)

To send someone away from a place as a punishment.

Other Example

The teacher had to banish the disruptive student from the classroom.

After the scandal, the politician was banished from public life.

The villagers decided to banish the thief from their community.

banish from a place

banish someone for a crime

banish evil spirits

exile

expel

remove

/bænɪʃ/

Main Example

She tried to banish her fears before the big presentation.

Grammatical Info:

Verb (v.)

To get rid of something unwanted or unpleasant.

Other Example

/bænɪʃ/

Main Example

His banish from the city was a harsh punishment.

Grammatical Info:

Noun (n.)

The act of forcing someone to leave a place.

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