unexpelled
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- adjective
- /ˌʌnɪkˈspɛld/
:
no expulsado
- She remains unexpelled.
Examples
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Despite the controversy, several unexpelled students remained in the program.
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The unexpelled members were allowed to participate in the final meeting.
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Only the unexpelled employees received the end-of-year bonus.
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He is unexpelled.
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Despite his actions, he remained unexpelled from the club and was allowed to participate in future events.
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The student was relieved to find out he was unexpelled after the review of his case.
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After the committee meeting, she learned that she was still unexpelled and could continue her studies.
How Removed
Surface Forms
Morphology
unexpelled = expelled (transparent) = un + expel + ed
Formed by adding the negative prefix 'un-' to 'expelled' with the ordinary meaning 'not expelled'.
Etymology
Unexpelled is made of un- ('not') and expel ('to push out'). So it means a person or member who was not sent out or removed and therefore remains in the group or place.