expulsion 音标拼音: [ɪksp'ʌlʃən]
n . 逐出,开除,驱逐
逐出,开除,驱逐
expulsion n 1 :
the act of forcing out someone or something ; "
the ejection of troublemakers by the police "; "
the child '
s expulsion from school " [
synonym : {
ejection }, {
exclusion }, {
expulsion },
{
riddance }]
2 :
squeezing out by applying pressure ; "
an unexpected extrusion of toothpaste from the bottom of the tube "; "
the expulsion of pus from the pimple " [
synonym : {
extrusion }, {
expulsion }]
3 :
the act of expelling or projecting or ejecting [
synonym :
{
expulsion }, {
projection }, {
ejection }, {
forcing out }]
Expulsion \
Ex *
pul "
sion \,
n . [
L .
expulsio ,
fr .
expellere :
cf .
F .
expulsion .
See {
Expel }.]
1 .
The act of expelling ;
a driving or forcing out ;
summary removal from membership ,
association ,
etc .
[
1913 Webster ]
The expulsion of the Tarquins . --
Shak .
[
1913 Webster ]
2 .
The state of being expelled or driven out .
[
1913 Webster ]
127 Moby Thesaurus words for "
expulsion ":
banishment ,
blowout ,
booting out ,
cashiering ,
clearance ,
communication ,
conduction ,
contagion ,
convection ,
deconsecration ,
defenestration ,
defrocking ,
delivery ,
deportation ,
deposal ,
deposition ,
deprivation ,
detachment ,
dethronement ,
detrusion ,
diapedesis ,
diffusion ,
disbarment ,
disbarring ,
discard ,
discharge ,
discrownment ,
disenthronement ,
disgorgement ,
disjunction ,
dismissal ,
displacement ,
disposal ,
disposition ,
dissemination ,
ejaculation ,
ejection ,
ejectment ,
elimination ,
emission ,
eradication ,
eructation ,
eruption ,
eviction ,
excommunication ,
exile ,
expatriation ,
expelling ,
export ,
exportation ,
extradition ,
extravasation ,
extrusion ,
firing ,
forced resignation ,
impeachment ,
import ,
importation ,
interchange ,
jet ,
jettison ,
kicking downstairs ,
kicking upstairs ,
liquidation ,
metastasis ,
metathesis ,
metempsychosis ,
migration ,
mutual transfer ,
obtrusion ,
osmosis ,
ostracism ,
ouster ,
ousting ,
outburst ,
outlawing ,
outlawry ,
outpour ,
overthrow ,
overthrowal ,
passage ,
passing over ,
pensioning off ,
perfusion ,
purge ,
rejection ,
relegation ,
removal ,
repudiation ,
retirement ,
riddance ,
sacking ,
severance ,
spout ,
spread ,
spreading ,
spurt ,
squirt ,
superannuation ,
suspension ,
the boot ,
the bounce ,
the sack ,
throwing out ,
transduction ,
transfer ,
transfer of property ,
transference ,
transfusion ,
transit ,
transition ,
translation ,
translocation ,
transmigration ,
transmigration of souls ,
transmission ,
transmittal ,
transmittance ,
transplacement ,
transplantation ,
transposal ,
transposition ,
travel ,
unchurching ,
unfrocking ,
unseating ,
withdrawal EXPULSION .
The act of depriving a member of a body politic ,
corporate ,
or of a society ,
of his right of membership therein ,
by the vote of such body or society ,
for some violation of hi '
s .
duties as such ,
or for some offence which renders him unworthy of longer remaining a member of the same .
2 .
By the Constitution of the United States ,
art .
1 ,
s .
5 ,
Sec .
2 ,
each house may determine the rules of its proceedings ,
punish its members for disorderly behaviour ,
and ,
with the concurrence of two -
thirds '
expel a member .
In the case of John Smith ,
a senator from Ohio ,
who was expelled from the senate in 1807 ,
the committee made a report which embraces the following points :
3 .-
1 .
That the senate may expel a member for a high misdemeanor ,
such as a conspiracy to commit treason .
Its authority is not confined to an act done in its presence .
4 .-
2 .
That a previous conviction is ,
not requisite ,
in order to authorize the senate to expel a member from their body ,
for a high :
offence against the United States .
5 .-
3 .
That although a bill of indictment against a party for treason and misdemeanor has been abandoned ,
because a previous indictment against the principal party had terminated in an acquittal ,
owing to the inadmissibility of the evidence upon that indictment ,
yet the senate may examine the evidence for themselves ,
and if it be sufficient to satisfy their .
minds that the party is guilty of a high misdemeanor it is a sufficient ground of expulsion .
6 .-
4 .
That the 6th and 6th articles of the amendments of the Constitution of the United States ,
containing the general rights and privileges of the citizen ,
as to criminal prosecutions ,
refer only to prosecutions at law ,
and do not affect the jurisdiction of the senate as to expulsion .
7 .-
5 .
That before a committee of the senate ,
appointed to report an opinion relative to the honor and privileges of the senate ,
and the facts respecting the conduct of the member implicated ,
such member is not entitled to be heard in his defence by counsel ,
to have compulsory process for witnesses ,
and to be confronted with his accusers .
It is before the senate that the member charged is entitled to be heard .
8 .-
6 .
In determining on expulsion ,
the senate is not bound by the forms of judicial proceedings ,
or the rules of judicial evidence ;
nor ,
it seems ,
is the same degree of proof essential which is required to convict of a crime .
The power of expulsion must ,
in its nature ,
be discretionary ,
and its exercise of a more summary character .
1 Hall '
s Law Journ .
459 ,
465 .
9 .
Corporations have the right of expulsion in certain cases ,
as such power is necessary to the good order and government of corporate bodies ;
and the cases in which the inherent power may be exercised are of three kinds .
1 .
When an offence is committed which has no immediate relation to a member '
s corporate duty ,
but is of so infamous a nature as renders him unfit for the ,
society of honest men ;
such as the offences of perjury ,
forgery ,
and the like .
But before an expulsion is made for a cause of this kind ,
it is necessary that there should be a previous conviction by a jury ,
according to the law of the land .
2 .
When the offence is against his duty as a corporator ,
in which case he may be expelled on trial and conviction before the corporation .
3 .
The third is of a mixed nature ,
against the member '
s duty .
as a corporator ,
and also indictable by the law of the land .
2 Binn .
448 .
See ,
also ,
2 Burr .,
536 .
10 .
Members of what are called joint stock incorporated companies ,
or indeed members of any corporation owning property ,
cannot ,
without express authority in the charter ,
be expelled ,
and thus deprived of their interest in the general fund .
Ang . &
Ames on Corp .
238 .
See ;
generally ,
Ang . &
Ames on Corp .
ch .
11 ;
Willcock ,
on Mun .
Cor .
270 ;
1 Co .
99 ;
2 Bing .
293 .;
5 Day 329 ;
Sty .
478 ;
6 Conn .
R .
532 ;
6 Serg . &
Rawle ,
469 ;
5 Binn .
486 .
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