Expelled
Turned out and expelled are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Turned out" instead an adjective "Expelled".
Turned out
Turned out adjective - Dressed well or smartly.
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Synonyms for Turned out
Expelled and turned out are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Expelled" instead an adjective phrase "Turned out".
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Related pairs
- fire and expelled
- fire and turned out
- eject and expelled
- eject and turned out
- exclude and expelled
- exclude and turned out
- turn out and expelled
- turn out and turned out
- drive out and expelled
- drive out and turned out
- cast out and expelled
- cast out and turned out
- dispossessed and expelled
- dispossessed and turned out
Both terms in one sentence
- However, when it turned out said rival was still in love with Gretchen all those years, Otto expelled him before Gretchen ever knew he came back.
Source: New Old Flame -
To be turned out tinisi turin is the worst punishment short of death for a mercenary soldier turned out of the force under disgrace: publicly stripped, a full-body shave, beaten, branded then expelled.
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He also turned out to be one of the most corrupt members of Congress in recent history, being one of the only 20 members of Congress and only four from the House ever to have been expelled from the body.
Source: Dodgy Toupee
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