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banishment

/ˈbæn.ɪʃ.mənt/

Translations

banishmentnoun

banishments

exilSens courant : état d’une personne bannie ou tenue loin de son pays.

After his banishment, he wandered from town to town, seeking a new home.

Après son exil, il erra de ville en ville à la recherche d’un nouveau foyer.

bannissementSens juridique ou formel : expulsion d’un lieu, surtout d’un pays, comme peine.

The king ordered the banishment of the traitor from the kingdom.

Le roi ordonna le bannissement du traître du royaume.

Additional translations

exilPeut aussi désigner la mesure ou la peine d’exil dans un contexte juridique.

Synonyms

banishmentadjective

/ˈbæn.ɪʃ.mənt/

Used attributively before a noun to denote relation to banishment (e.g., "banishment order").

d'exilEmploi adjectival dans un contexte formel ou juridique.

The court issued a banishment order against the rebel leader.

Le tribunal a délivré un ordre d’exil contre le chef rebelle.

banishmentnoun

The act of expelling someone from a place, especially a country, as a punishment.

The king ordered the banishment of the traitor from the kingdom.

The state of being exiled or sent away from a place.

After his banishment, he wandered from town to town, seeking a new home.

A decree or legal sentence by which someone is expelled from a place.

The parliament overturned the banishment that had kept the family in exile for decades.

banishmentadjective

Relating to or connected with banishment or exile.

The court issued a banishment order against the rebel leader.