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bannination

bannination

9.9
An act of stopping someone from using an online community or forum
  • noun
  • /ˌbænɪˈneɪʃən/
  • Slang
translation icon : bannización
  • The bannination of trolls is essential for a healthy forum.

Examples

  • Many gamers fear bannination for breaking the platform’s rules.

  • After repeated violations, the user faced bannination from the group.

  • After repeated violations, the moderator issued a bannination from the forum.

  • The sudden bannination of certain words sparked a heated debate among users.

  • After repeated violations, the moderator issued a bannination from the forum.

  • Many gamers fear bannination for breaking the platform’s rules.

  • The sudden bannination of certain words sparked a heated debate among users.

Synonyms

banishment
vsbannination
14 7.6

The act of forcing someone to leave a country or community as punishment

is focused on removing someone from an online forum rather than physical exile
banning
vsbannination
8 3.9

Making something not allowed by law or officials

is informal slang for excluding someone from an online community
blocking
vsbannination
  • Texting
5 3.7

Stopping a person online from sending messages or seeing your posts

is a full community exclusion, not only interaction prevention
blacklisting
vsbannination
2 4.9

Putting someone or a group on a list so others avoid them and refuse service

applies to single community exclusion rather than broad service denial
ostracization
vsbannination
  • US
1 8.4

To exclude someone from a group as punishment or social rejection

is specific to online community exclusion rather than general social shunning

Antonyms

104 2.7

Being approved or welcomed by other people

65 3.7

Being part of a group, activity, or process

How Severe

bannination
  • Slang
9.9
suspension
  • Formal
71 4.6
warning
1.0

Surface Forms

bannination singular
banninations plural

Morphology

bannination = ban (opaque) = ban + nination

The word is a playful nonstandard formation built on 'ban', but the added ending is not a regular English derivational suffix.

Etymology

Bannination comes from the simple word ban ('to forbid or remove') and the ending -ation ('the act of'), so it literally means 'the act of banning' and is often used for removing someone from an online community or forum.