Exile and Rejection

Exile

Exile noun - The forced removal from a homeland.

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

Nearby Words: exiled, exiling, exilic

Rejection noun - A refusal to confirm the truth of a statement.

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Exile and rejection are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Exile" instead a noun "Rejection".

Nearby Words: reject, rejected, rejecting, rejector, rejecter

long	long exile	long rejection
initial	initial exile	initial rejection
simple	simple exile	simple rejection
actual	actual exile	actual rejection
Other adjectives: social, new, final, later, subsequent, eventual, previous, sudden.

This rebellion often leads to social isolation, rejection, or exile, or to being treated as an outlaw, but he will not compromise, being unavoidably self-destructive.

Source: Byronic Hero
Rejection Ritual: Some crimes in dwarven society are punishable by a form of banishment known as vargrimstn, where they treat the exile as though they had ceased to exist.

Source: Literature / Inheritance Cycle aka: The Inheritance Cycle
Redemption Rejection: When Murphy returned from his exile, he seemed to be on the path of redeeming his character, with some even accepting him back, but then he decides to go on a revenge killing spree instead.

Source: Series / The 100