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bannination

bannination

9.9
An act of stopping someone from using an online community or forum
  • noun
  • /ˌbænɪˈneɪʃən/
  • Slang
: 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
9 3.9

Making something not allowed by law or officials

is informal slang for excluding someone from an online community
blacklisting
vsbannination
1 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
blocking
vsbannination
  • Texting
3.7

Stopping a person online from sending messages or seeing your posts

is a full community exclusion, not only interaction prevention

Antonyms

125 2.7

Being approved or welcomed by other people

63 3.7

Being part of a group, activity, or process

How Severe

bannination
  • Slang
9.9
suspension
  • Formal
125 4.6
warning
138 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.