Exile means to live away from your country because you are forced to leave. It often happens for political or legal reasons. People in exile cannot return home.
He lived in exile after the war ended.
Many people suffer exile from their homeland.
This meaning of exile is about the action or process of sending someone away from their home. It is done as a punishment or to control people.
The king ordered his exile from the kingdom.
Exile was used as punishment long ago.
To exile means to make someone leave their country or home. This is often done as a punishment or for political reasons. The person cannot come back easily.
The government exiled the rebel leaders.
She was exiled from her country years ago.
An exile is someone who lives outside their country because they were forced to leave. They usually cannot come back and may feel unhappy or lonely.
The exile spoke longingly of his home.
Exiles often feel lonely and sad.
This meaning refers to choosing to live away from your country or home, often to avoid problems or danger. It is not forced by law but decided by the person.
After the scandal, he lived in exile abroad.
She chose exile to avoid danger at home.
This is a technical meaning used in chess. Exile means a chess piece is moved away from the center to a less useful part of the board. This often weakens the player's chances.
The knight was in exile on the edge of the board.
Exile of key pieces weakens the player's position.
Exile here means feeling away or separated from other people, even if you are physically near. It can be because of emotions or social reasons.
After the fight, he felt like an exile at work.
She lived in exile from her friends for years.
