Exile

What do we mean by exile?

The condition or period of being forced to live away from one's native country or home, especially as a punishment. noun

The condition or period of self-imposed absence from one's country or home. noun

One who lives away from one's native country, whether because of expulsion or voluntary absence. noun

To send into exile; banish. transitive verb

To banish from a country or from a particular jurisdiction by authority, with a prohibition of return, for a limited time or for life; expatriate.

Hence To constrain to abandon country or home; drive to a foreign country, literally or figuratively; expel.

Slender; thin; fine; light.

Expulsion from one's country or home by an authoritative decree, for a definite period or in perpetuity; banishment; expatriation: as, the exile of Napoleon; exile to Siberia. noun

Residence in a foreign land or a remote place enforced by the government of which one has been a subject or citizen, or by stress of circumstances; separation from one's native or chosen home or country and friends; the condition of living in banishment. noun

Removal. noun

A banished person; a person expelled from his country or home by authority, or separated from it by necessity: as, Siberian exiles; a band of exiles. noun

Synonyms Proscription, expulsion, ostracism. noun

Forced separation from one's native country; expulsion from one's home by the civil authority; banishment; sometimes, voluntary separation from one's native country. noun

The person expelled from his country by authority; also, one who separates himself from his home. noun

To banish or expel from one's own country or home; to drive away. transitive verb

Small; slender; thin; fine. adjective

The state of being banished from one's home or country. noun

Someone who is banished from one's home or country. noun

To send into exile. verb

The state of being banished from one's home or country.

Someone who is banished from their home or country.

Words that are spelled similarly to exile:
exile, emile, exine, edile, axile, exite, eile, exil, esile, exie, evile, exire, exils.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word exile:
elba, siberia, exiled, tibetan, tibet, coup, napoleon, throne, imprisonment, monarchy, regime, uprising, fled, imprisoned, cuba, switzerland, france, refuge, paris, polish, revolution, chile, liberation, return, revolutionary, returned, abroad.

Words that rhyme with exile:
style, file, trial, profile, while, reconcile, versatile, hostile, aisle, erstwhile, vile, pile, guile, awhile, mile, compile, isle, smile, lifestyle, beguile, tactile, meanwhile, revile, juvenile, gentile, dial, tile, idlewild, bile, senile, rile, worthwhile, oenophile, textile, fertile, stile, nile, argyle, wile, mercantile, crocodile, pyle, hairstyle, turnstile, anglophile, heil, zile, spile, stockpile, gile, immobile, percentile, freestyle, quintile, kyle, phile, cheil, chyle, sundial, carlisle, weil, francophile, carlyle, peristyle, marseille, scyle, refile, phyle, rank and file, argyll, hile, nautical mile, crile, niall, lyle, corbeil, hyle, seil, mikhail, restyle, life style, old style, text file, artistic style, in style, wyle, weill, once in a while, roofing tile, lile, for a while, delisle, blunt file, emerald isle, ryle, half mile, indian file, air mile, kile, black bile.

Adjectives that are often used to describe exile:
voluntary, government, babylonian, long, imposed, political, internal, perpetual, permanent, siberian, polish, temporary, second, year, lonely, poor, cuban, russian, french, european, forced, illustrious, eternal, subsequent, spiritual, virtual, honourable, selfimposed, royal, irish, distant, self, fellow, brief, involuntary, italian, bitter, administrative, unhappy, comfortable, miserable, spanish, lifelong, inner, babylonish, egyptian, honorable, solitary, post, sad, double, tibetan, greek, wretched, swiss, unfortunate, hopeless, semi, prolonged, wartime, preferred, homeless, weary, yugoslav, noble, painful, florentine, pre, dutch, mexican, parisian, dreary, penniless.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective exile:
groups, period, times, politics, leaders, prophets, onwards, desire, literature, ends, theory, governments, community, organizations, return, officials, priests, writers, discourse, the, hunters, men, returns, life, invasions, system, communities, sources, experience, origin, jews, scheme, weeds, help, camp, library, reaches, periodicals, conceptions, editions, movement, means, identity, series, flying, flies, home, movements, group, politicians, exhibition, adventurers, world, flags, activity, studies.

Consonant match to exile:
excel, axle, axel, accel, axile, exel, ex all, hawks hill, ox hill.

Words that sound like exile:
exile, exiled, exiles, exil, egg cell, excell, eggshell, exel, egle, egg roll, egel, xel, ezel, xcel, ezzell, egl, egg shell, eggs, exit, excel, exalt, exec, exult, azul, accel, egs, esl, xxl, isil, excl, ecil, ixl, ezell, esel, igual, eckel, igel, etzel, igal, eccle, esil, ekl, exl, eckl, exir, s l, x file, ekel, exolve, ectal, exaled, eagle, easel, axel, axle, ogle, oogle, egal, egale, agel, axl, eagl, axil, as hell, resile, aksel, axile, azel, ouzel, uziel, axelle, azle, azal, aegle, axal, aigle, uzzell, ogel, agal, aiguille, ogl, aziel, augural, igl, ozell, uzziel, oxal, egging, exing, edgell, edge tool, edgehill, edule, a while, acle, -ical, acel, achill, acyl, acryl.