Can and Exile

Can

Can verb - To let go from office, service, or employment.

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Exile and can are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Exile" instead a verb "Can".

Exile verb - To force to leave a country.

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Can and exile are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Can" instead a verb "Exile".

Nearby Words: exiled, exiling, exilic

human	human can	human exile
old	old can	old exile
actual	actual can	actual exile
serious	serious can	serious exile
Other adjectives: new, final, last.

For example, three copies of Oblivion Ring or similar cards can juggle each other in and out of exile; their controller can break the cycle by exiling something else ... unless all other eligible targets are gone.

Source: Gone Horribly Right / Tabletop Games
For example, you can make Magister Alexius into a magical researcher due to his time magic being potentially useful or in one particularly silly case, "exile" an irate Avaar warlord and his clan to Tevinter with as many weapons as they can carry.

Source: Can't Kill You, Still Need You
A dwarf who'd inherited an exile on Cassia... Magic Knight: Especially Pico, who can have a good mix of attack and IQ, but Mokka, the main character, and Chai can pull this role off as well.

Source: Video Game / Magical Vacation

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