expellee
7.4
A person forced to leave an organization or job for breaking rules
- noun
- /ɛkˈspɛliː/
- Formal
- After the scandal, the school's expellee faced challenges adjusting to life outside the institution.
Examples
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The organization decided to hold a meeting to address the grievances of the recent expellee.
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One of our biggest donors this year was an expellee who thought for 30 years we didn't care.
Academic text (2005) -
The expellee was grateful to find a new community that welcomed him with open arms.
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Expellee comes from expel 'to drive out' plus the ending -ee 'person who receives the action', the same ending you see in employee. So an expellee is someone who has been driven out of an organization or official position.