'banishment' is an accepted and correct word in English.
It is a noun which means to force someone to leave a place or country, usually as a form of punishment. Example: "The young man's banishment from the country resulted in his permanent exile abroad."
She is the daughter of the banished Duke who finds herself obliged, in turn, to go into banishment with her dear cousin Celia and the court fool, Touchstone.
Pietersen was sacked after last winter's Ashes whitewash in Australia, with Paul Downton, the managing director of England Cricket, citing his "disengagement" from the team as a primary reason for his banishment.
That produces perverse results; in January the labour ministry investigated the sad phenomenon of oidashi-beya, or "banishment rooms".
Winnie suffered almost all the blows that apartheid had in its arsenal: banishment, imprisonment, remorseless harassment.
"RELIGIOUS leaders...who hold meetings which take place late at night and break up by day, whereby the people are stirred up and misled under the pretext of cultivating virtue, shall be sentenced, the principal perpetrators to strangulation, and their accomplices to a hundred blows with the long stick, followed by a lifelong banishment to a distance of three thousand li".
They may suffer banishment and political exclusion, but his opponents can comfort themselves that they will never write a book as laughably vainglorious as the general's "In the Line of Fire", published last year.Benazir Bhutto, however, twice prime minister of Pakistan, and now in exile, is a formidable politician.
If computational errors or excessive faith in the robustness of desired research result were grounds for banishment from economics research and writing there would be no economics research and writing.
The "anarchist", as Mr Bergé recently called him, had by now become more conservative, seeing the merits of "timeless classics" and lamenting the banishment of "elegance and beauty" in fashion.
For the Palestinians, it was the nakba, the Disaster: banishment from their ancestral homes as the innocent victims of aggressive Jewish nationalism.Time has mollified both these tales.
After years of isolation and banishment from many Arab countries, its leaders are again being courted by governments in the region.
Any criticism or dissent is defined as treason and is punishable by long prison terms, confinement to psychiatric hospital or internal banishment, mostly to arid salt flats by the Caspian Sea.
