The word 'exiled' is correct and usable in written English.
It is a verb meaning to have been forced to leave one's home or country and is usually used in the past participle form. Example: A political opponent of the ruling regime was exiled to a remote island last week.
The footballers of Guinea say they were exiled and made to feel like they had "the plague" because of the presence of Ebola in their country when they played their qualifying matches for the Africa Cup of Nations.
Godders "Eight pints" Bloom was exiled for hurling a Nazi jibe, and the leader, Nigel Farage, famously went verbal at EU president Herman Van Rompuy, accusing him of having "all the charisma of a damp rag and the appearance of a low-grade bank clerk".
But basically it comes down to either gritting your teeth while a dotage-addled Hugh Hefner tails off in the middle of an anecdote about silicone, or gritting your teeth while Tom Cruise explains how very few hundred thousand dollars it would cost you to learn that we're all surrounded by alien spirits exiled to this planet by the galactic tyrant Xenu.
Exiled in Sweden, he experienced a powerful solidarity with his fellow Norwegians.
She was born in China on the eve of the Cultural Revolution, grew up with abuse and violence and was finally exiled from her country.
But last week Roy Bennett, the party's treasurer-general who is exiled in South Africa, called for a campaign of passive resistance to bring the country to a standstill.
Artyom Reutov, a 15-year-old from the city of Veliky Ustyug, in the north of Russia, said his teachers were openly homophobic, suggesting that LGBT should be exiled or given compulsory medical treatment.
The committee's website also contains a wealth of data about the total number of journalists around the world who have been killed, imprisoned, exiled or gone missing since 1992.
And it is all because of London: that unwaveringly magnetic destination for tourists, businesspeople, students, wealthy foreign homebuyers, exiled dictators and just about any and every category of traveller you can imagine.Mr Walsh grumbled in his article that the number of Japanese visiting Britain has fallen 22% over the past decade.
As it stands, districts are heavily tilted towards the Pheu Thai party, the third incarnation of a party founded by Ms Yingluck's exiled brother.
By 2005 Mr Taylor was exiled in Nigeria and the popular candidate in the presidential election was an international football star named George Weah.
