expel

Betekenis (Engels)

1. To eject.
2. (obsolete) To fire (a bullet, arrow etc.).
3. To remove from membership.
4. To deport.

Sinonieme

drive away

drive out

eject

dismiss

banish

throw out

chase away

remove

oust

discharge

reject

kick out

exclude

fire

🔥

drive

exile

cast out

ostracize

deport

evict

excommunicate

force out

chase

abandon

sack

drive off

get rid of

repel

give up

dispel

distinguish

send back

extrude

dislodge

shun

resend

cast off

relegate

turn out

neglect

relay

drum out

rout out

disallow

send down

send out

disapprove

spew

disperse

spurn

displace

retrench

refuse

take out

put off

rebuke

condemn

repulse

repudiate

tool

discard

disagree

release

eliminate

emboss

destroy

withhold

boot out

ostracise

disapprove of

separate

separate out

disgorge

boycott

extract

exhaust

look askance at

decline

expatriate

run out

shirk

disavow

push

rout

eradicate

shoot

shove

show

shut out

spoil

squirt

sunder

suspend

tear out

terminate

throw

thrust

transfer

uncouple

urge

warn

wipe out

chase out

key out

send on

tell apart

thrust out

urge on

divorce

secernate

severalise

severalize

make emerge

can suspend

ostracise

abet

abort

adjourn

axe

🪓

bar

blame

break

cancel

cashier

chuck out

cite

compel

confuse

cut

decouple

defer

delay

depose

descry

differentiate

discriminate

disentangle

disestablish

disjoin

disown

dissociate

disunite

do away with

drop

egest

ejection

emit

erase

erupt

exclusion

exorcise

expiate

explode

express

extern

extirpate

extrusion

get out

hasten

hunt

instigate

isolate

keep apart

know

lay off

leave out

mark

miscarry

moult

obviate

omit

pare

postpone

pour out

procrastinate

protrude

pull off

pursue

push aside

push out

put an end to

put out

raise up

reflect

rejection

resolve

revoke

secern

segregate

send away

separate off

seperate

sequester

sequestrate

set apart

shave

shed

shell

🐚

shelve

Gekoppel as

ex‧pel

Uitgespreek as (IPA)

/ɪkˈspɛl/

Etimologie (Engels)

Late Middle English: from Latin expellere, from ex- (“out”) + pellere (“to drive”).