The phrase "banish without" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It means to remove or exclude someone or something without any specified conditions or exceptions. Example: The king ordered all foreigners to be banished without any chance of appeal. In this sentence, "banish without" is used to show that the decision to remove foreigners from the kingdom was final and did not allow for any possibility of reconsideration or leniency.
Ostracism, political practice in ancient Athens whereby a prominent citizen who threatened the stability of the state could be banished without bringing any charge against him.
Instead you listen to the ruler: "Black…Banish…Gray…Banish…" You worry about how to get close enough to someone else to banish them without getting banished yourself, and what to do if you bump into someone trying to move to the same space you wanted to.
How many years of practice does it take before you are able to eyeball a face and know what color will banish shadow without leaving a patch on the skin?
Subtitled "The New Adventures of African and Asian Womyn Warriors," it bluntly and sincerely proffers messages like "Only when oppression from within is banished will we banish oppression from without".
Chief executives understand that it is impossible to banish insider trading without crippling the markets themselves.
Nearly every player Thomas acquired has been traded, released or banished, all without a hint of what Dolan thinks.
Bass's book, "Stay the Hand of Vengeance," is a timely and exhaustive survey of how political leaders have wrestled with the problem of war criminals since 1815, when Napoleon was banished from Europe without a trial.
As a result, he's banished to Earth without his powers.
If they wished to gain full custody of their children, banish their ex-wives, leave women without money and without access to their babies, well, so be it.
Last year, Facebook unveiled its solution, a News Feed settings menu which lets you instantly unfollow anyone to banish them from your feed without unfriending.
The Navajos believed that killing a rattlesnake without just cause could banish the life-giving rains.
