“Expulsion” in Japanese
Short answer
Expulsion in Japanese is “駆逐” (kuchiku). Full meaning: expulsion, driving out, driving away, extermination.
Other ways to say “Expulsion” in Japanese
娩出
benshutsu expulsion (of a baby)
放逐
houchiku expulsion, ousting, ejection, dismissal, banishment
破門
hamon expulsion (of a pupil); excommunication, anathema
追い出し
oidashi expulsion, dismissal, ejection, eviction; drum beat at the end of a day's performance (in the theatre, sumo, etc.)
退学処分
taigakushobun expulsion (from school)
退校処分
taikoushobun expulsion (from school)
排斥
haiseki rejection, expulsion, boycott, ostracism
排気
haiki exhaust, emission (of gas from an engine); expulsion (of air), ventilation
除名
jomei striking off a name, dropping a name (from a list), expulsion, excommunication
くちく
kuchiku expulsion, driving out, driving away, extermination
追放
tsuihou exile, banishment, eviction, deportation, purge, expulsion, ousting; elimination (e.g. of poverty), removal
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