considerable expulsion

[kən-ˈsi-də-rə-bəl ik-ˈspəl-shən]
noun phrasefemininepl: considerable expulsions / expulsões consideráveis
expulsão considerável
1. A significant or substantial removal or forcing out of a person or group from a place, organization, or institution
The considerable expulsion of refugees from the region caused international concern.
A expulsão considerável de refugiados da região causou preocupação internacional.
2. The act of ejecting or banishing with notable force or consequence
The school's considerable expulsion of students involved in the incident set a precedent.
A expulsão considerável de alunos envolvidos no incidente estabeleceu um precedente na escola.
3. A discharge or emission of something in large or noticeable quantities
The volcano's considerable expulsion of ash affected air quality across several countries.
A expulsão considerável de cinzas do vulcão afetou a qualidade do ar em vários países.
In Brazil, this term is frequently used in discussions about social displacement, school discipline, and immigration policy. The phrase carries formal weight in legal and institutional contexts. In the USA, it commonly appears in educational policy debates and discussions of immigration enforcement.
NYC Slang
big kick-out / major bounce
Synonyms / Sinônimos
significant expulsionsubstantial removalmajor ejectionnotable banishmentlarge-scale expulsion
Antonyms / Antônimos
minor expulsionslight removalwelcomeretentionadmission

Regional Variations

General Brazilian Portuguese
expulsão considerável
Standard usage throughout Brazil
Rio de Janeiro
expulsão considerável / expulsão em massa
Often used in context of social issues
São Paulo
expulsão considerável
Common in formal and legal contexts
Portugal
expulsão considerável
Identical usage; formal register

Related Words

expulsiondeportationbanishmentevictiondismissal

Related Idioms & Phrases

force someone out
give someone the boot
show someone the door
expel with prejudice
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