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to emp

to emp

9.9
To remove someone from an online group for a short time
  • verb
  • Jargon
translation icon : expulsar
  • The moderator decided to emp several users who were breaking the rules.

Examples

  • After a heated argument, she was emped from the online group for a day.

  • If you keep spamming, the admin will emp you from the server for a while.

  • Don't emp her from the chat!

  • He was emped from the game for cheating.

  • If you don't follow the rules, the admin might emp you from the group for a short time.

  • The chat moderator decided to emp several users who were being disruptive.

  • After violating the community guidelines, he found himself emped from the server temporarily.

Synonyms

to dismiss
vsto emp
110 2.7

To tell people to leave a meeting or room

is a temporary forced removal mainly used in online contexts
to eject
vsto emp
32 4.2

Force someone to leave a place

is temporary removal often used for online activities
to drum out
vsto emp
7 7.4

Make someone leave a group or job in a public, shameful way

is temporary and neutral, not focused on public disgrace
to send someone packing
vsto emp
  • Informal
4 7.9

Make someone leave quickly and forcefully

is temporary and often applied in online group situations
to kick-out
vsto emp
1 4.0

To force someone to leave a place, group or job

is temporary and used often in online contexts

Antonyms

1.0

To make a person or thing part of something larger

1.0

To ask someone politely to come or take part in an event

How Excluded

to ban
  • Formal
484 1.4
to expel
194 5.0
to kick out
512 3.0
to dismiss
110 2.7
to emp
  • Jargon
9.9
to remove
1.5

Surface Forms

emp infinitive
emped past
emped past participle
emping present participle
emps third person singular

Etymology

Emp is also used in online slang to mean temporarily removing or blocking someone from a group, and a helpful way to remember this is to think of the technical electromagnetic pulse that 'disables' devices; online, to emp a person is to 'disable' their access for a time.