banishes
Sends away permanently
Banishes is the third-person singular of banish, meaning to send away or expel, typically as punishment or by authority.
A ruler banishes a dissident from the kingdom; a parent banishes a child to their room.
Figuratively, to banish is to drive away or dispel: She banished the thought from her mind, Sunlight banished the gloom.
Banished persons
- deportsLegally expels foreigners
- evictsExpels from property
- oustsForcibly removes from position
- ejectsForces to leave
expels · dispels · removes · purges · extradites · relegates · dislodges · uproots
Deliberately avoids contact
- excludesDeliberately leaves out
- blackballsExcludes from a group
- snubsIntentional social rejections
- rejectsRefuses or discards
isolates · alienates · marginalizes · boycotts · excommunicates · proscribes · sidelines · repudiates
exiles
Banished persons
ejects · expels · dispels · removes · purges · extradites · relegates · dislodges · uproots · exile
shuns
Deliberately avoids contact
- excludesDeliberately leaves out
- blackballsExcludes from a group
- snubsIntentional social rejections
rejects · isolates · alienates · marginalizes · boycotts · excommunicates · proscribes · sidelines · repudiates · disowns
- punishespunishes, penalizes, disciplines, chastises, castigates