expel in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

To officially remove someone from an organization or institution as a consequence of their actions.

The school decided to expel the student for repeatedly violating the code of conduct.
After a thorough investigation, the committee recommended to expel the member for unethical behavior.
The university has the authority to expel any student found guilty of academic dishonesty.
In ancient times, rulers would expel enemies from their territories to maintain control.
She felt it was necessary to expel negative influences from her life to find peace.