Verb:

ଦେଶାନ୍ତର, ନିର୍ବାସିତ ହେବା,

deport's Usage Examples:

All of these people were subjected to repression in the form of arrest, deportation and being held by the Cheka without charge, said a representative of the office.

approvingly quote from Sermons to Young Women women should never display any "briskness of air and levity of deportment", qualities that contrasted strongly with.

Most of his books are fictionalized accounts of his deportation to Buchenwald.

The action is also known as the March deportation (Estonian: Märtsiküüditamine;.

George's wife and daughter later became United States citizens but he faced deportation proceedings.

television and film director and actress Virve Eliste (1949–1949), youngest deportee during the Operation Priboi Virve Kiil [et] (born 1973), Estonian glass.

murder, deportations to Nazi concentration camps, expulsions and forced conscriptions to the Wehrmacht.

fines and deportation if found to have engaged in on-ice violence or unsportsmanlike conduct, so bar brawls and fights in the locker rooms with opposing.

He was deported to Brandenburg-Görden Prison on 9 August, where he was executed by guillotine in the afternoon, age 36.

Azerbaijan at the time, grew wary of the ethnic Germans potentially sympathising with the advancing army of the Third Reich and deported them to Central.

deportees and internees, proclaim their rights and those of their successors”.

After being detained in Portugal in February 2017 and about to be deported to Italy, she was pardoned by the Italian president and released on 28th February 2017.

Some Acadians were deported to England.

Synonyms:

hold, walk around, posture, fluster, acquit, deal, put forward, carry, behave, assert, pose, act, bear, comport, conduct, move,

Antonyms:

enter, follow, fall, advance, refrain,