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unexpelled

7.2

Still in a group or place because not forced to leave

adjective
/ˌʌnɪkˈspɛld/

: no expulsado

She remains unexpelled.

Examples

Despite the controversy, several unexpelled students remained in the program.
The unexpelled members were allowed to participate in the final meeting.
Only the unexpelled employees received the end-of-year bonus.
He is unexpelled.
Despite his actions, he remained unexpelled from the club and was allowed to participate in future events.
The student was relieved to find out he was unexpelled after the review of his case.
After the committee meeting, she learned that she was still unexpelled and could continue her studies.

How Removed

expulsion

39 6.1

banned

47 1.1

unexpelled

7.2

present

518 1.0

Surface Forms

unexpelled positive

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.