exile
nounmasculine/iˈzi.lju/medium
e·xi·lio
Definition
The state of being expelled or forced to live outside one's country or habitual place, usually for political, punitive, or security reasons.
The poet lived ten years in exile.
The political regime condemned many dissidents to exile.
Common collocations
political exilevoluntary exilelong exilecondemned to exile
Etymology
Do latim 'exilium'.