Exile and Refuse

Exile

Exile verb - To force to leave a country.

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

Nearby Words: exiled, exiling, exilic

Refuse verb - To be unwilling to grant.

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Exile and refuse are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Exile" instead a verb "Refuse".

Nearby Words: refused, refusal, refusing, refuser

life	exile life	refuse life
guy	exile guy	refuse guy
people	exile people	refuse people
earth	exile earth	refuse earth
Other words: nothing, father, war, anyone.

Exile worked exactly the same, with one nod towards realism: horses would frequently spook and refuse to move in dark caverns, forcing the party to dismount.

Source: Automaton Horses
Well, you can (as in, refuse to go off into self-imposed exile to await your foreseen death), but you'll regret it.

Source: Film / Krull
They often kill or exile villagers who refuse to be assimilated into their cult.

Source: Literature / Station Eleven

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