The act of expelling an individual from a specific community or society due to perceived harmful behavior or misconduct, often associated with social or moral standards.
A formal penalty involving the removal of a person from their professional role or position because they are deemed unfit or inappropriate for that responsibility.
A historical punishment in Edo Japan that restricted a criminal's residence within specified geographic boundaries, categorized into varying degrees of severity that dictated the extent of land and property forfeiture.
The forced removal of individuals from a geographic area or position, specifically executed as a means of maintaining order or safeguarding certain societal norms and values.
Example:
支配者は打倒され国外に追放された。
The act of forcing someone to leave a country, often due to legal or political reasons, resulting in their permanent or temporary absence from the nation.
The legal process by which an individual is removed from a country and denied the right to return, typically due to violating laws or government policies.
A situational consequence for individuals, especially political dissidents or criminals, where they are barred from residing in their home country as a punitive measure.