Exile
/ˈɛɡzaɪl/
EN
The state of being forced to leave one's native country or home, typically for political or punitive reasons; a person who is living in exile.
The former king lived in exile for twenty years.
Etymology
Comes from the 13th century Old French 'exil', which derives from Latin 'exilium' meaning 'banishment', from the root 'ex' (out) combined with 'silum' (a place of jumping or throwing).
Translations
简体中文
流放,流亡,流亡者
繁體中文
流放,流亡,流亡者
日本語
追放,亡命,亡命者
한국어
추방,망명,망명자
Deutsch
Verbannung,Exil,Vertreibung
Español
exilio,destierro
Português
exílio,desterro
Français
exil,bannissement
Català
exili
Tiếng Việt
lưu đày,đày
Collocations
internal exilelive in exilepolitical exileexile governmentgo into exile
Synonyms
banishmentdeportationexpulsionoutcast
Antonyms
returnrepatriationcitizen
Related Words
refugeeasylummigrationbanishexpatriate