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追放 (ついほう, tsuihou) Japanese meaning: exile | Kotomora
Common word› JLPT N1 › Freq. Frequency Top 10,000 Conjugation 追放する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'
Form Positive Negative Dictionary 追つい 放ほう する 追つい 放ほう しない Polite 追つい 放ほう します 追つい 放ほう しません Past polite 追つい 放ほう しました 追つい 放ほう しませんでした Past 追つい 放ほう した 追つい 放ほう しなかった Te-form 追つい 放ほう して 追つい 放ほう しないで Desire 追つい 放ほう したい 追つい 放ほう したくない Potential 追つい 放ほう できる 追つい 放ほう できない Passive 追つい 放ほう される 追つい 放ほう されない Causative 追つい 放ほう させる 追つい 放ほう させない Causative passive 追つい 放ほう させられる 追つい 放ほう させられない Volitional 追つい 放ほう しよう Polite volitional 追つい 放ほう しましょう Imperative 追つい 放ほう しろ 追つい 放ほう するな Conditional 追つい 放ほう すれば 追つい 放ほう しなければ Tara conditional 追つい 放ほう したら 追つい 放ほう しなかったら
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He was exiled from the country.
The corrupt politician was expelled from the party.
Usage patterns 〈 人ひと 〉 を 〈 場ば 所しょ 〉 から 追つい 放ほう する to expel/banish someone from a place
He was expelled from the company for misconduct.
〈 事こと 〉 を 追つい 放ほう する to eliminate or root out something undesirable
They aim to eliminate poverty from society.
〈 場ば 所しょ 〉 から 追つい 放ほう される to be exiled or banished from a place
He was exiled from that country.
Kanji 追 chase, drive away, follow Related words· 10 排除 is the broader term for removing obstacles or unwanted elements in general, while 追放 specifically means expelling people or eradicating social ills, often institutionally.
追い出す is a casual, everyday word for physically kicking someone out, while 追放 is formal and often carries legal or institutional weight.
放逐 is a literary, somewhat dated synonym for 追放, both meaning to expel or banish someone, but 放逐 sounds more old-fashioned or dramatic.
除名 specifically means removing someone's name from a membership roster (e.g. a club or party), whereas 追放 covers broader forms of expulsion, including from places or countries.
Show 6 more 追放 means expulsion or banishment from a group, organization, or country, while 粛清 implies a systematic, often violent political purge.
追放 focuses on banishing someone from a group or place, while 駆逐 stresses forcefully wiping out an enemy or unwanted element.
追放 is a more formal word for banishing someone from a group, country, or position, while 追い出し can refer to any forceful ousting, including from a house or job.
追放 implies forcibly banishing or exiling someone, often with physical removal, whereas 排斥 focuses on rejecting or shutting someone out socially.
Word family exiled person; expelled person; outcast
purge of public officials; expulsion from public office and ban on political participation
deportation; expulsion from a country
Etymology Compound of 追 (pursue, drive away) and 放 (release, let go). The combination yields the sense of driving someone or something out and letting them go, i.e., expulsion or banishment.
追放 means expulsion or banishment from a place or group, whereas 送還 specifically refers to sending a person back to their home country.
追放 is the general word for expelling or banishing someone from a position or place, while パージ specifically evokes the political purge sense borrowed from English.
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