Exile and Ignore

Exile

Exile verb - To force to leave a country.

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

Nearby Words: exiled, exiling, exilic

Ignore

Ignore verb - To fail to give proper attention to.

Exile and ignore are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Exile" instead a verb "Ignore".

Nearby Words: ignorance, ignoring

Common collocations

people exile people ignore people
everyone exile everyone ignore everyone
humans exile humans ignore humans

Both words in one sentence

  • Series / Rome Brutus does his best to ignore the graffiti, but it makes Caesar paranoid and wary of Brutus, and he basically asks Brutus to voluntarily exile himself from Rome.
    Source: Series / Rome
  • Literature / Ramayana Rama willingly goes into exile, both out of filial obedience and to help his father fulfill the terms of his vow, despite everyone in Ayodhya except Kaikeyi (his father included) pleading with him to ignore the command.
  • Spiderweb Software's Exile went like this: Start game, create characters, enter world, completely ignore the first NPC (who would've said where to get free food), wander around town, find directions to next town, head out the gate, walk fifteen steps, keel over.
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