30 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Excommunicate' in a Sentence
"To exclude someone from participating in church activities or receiving religious rites as a punishment, decided by religious authorities." more
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The animal rights organization threatened to excommunicate members found guilty of cruelty to animals.
The environmental organization threatened to excommunicate any member found guilty of violating conservation principles.
The scientific community debated whether to excommunicate a researcher for unethical experimentation.
The social club was forced to excommunicate individuals who displayed discriminatory behavior.
The fashion industry decided to excommunicate designers who refused to adhere to ethical manufacturing practices.
The tribal council had the power to excommunicate members who violated sacred traditions.
The small town had to excommunicate a troublemaker who consistently disrupted public events.
The environmentalist group had a strict policy to excommunicate members engaged in activities harmful to nature.
The religious community grappled with the decision to excommunicate those embracing modern ideologies.
The church authorities chose to excommunicate members involved in the scandalous affair.
The intergalactic alliance established a protocol to excommunicate planets that violated peace treaties.
The political party decided to excommunicate the outspoken member who criticized party policies.
The historical society faced a dilemma over whether to excommunicate a member for stealing artifacts.
The culinary association had rules in place to excommunicate chefs involved in food safety violations.
The high-security prison had protocols to excommunicate inmates involved in organized crime within the facility.
The futuristic society had laws that could excommunicate citizens who refused to comply with advanced technologies.
The global alliance was prepared to excommunicate nations that failed to comply with international treaties.
The literature club was divided on whether to excommunicate a member who plagiarized a renowned author's work.
The tight-knit group had to reluctantly excommunicate a member who consistently spread malicious rumors.
The council decided to excommunicate the disruptive member from their community.
The superhero team had to make the difficult decision to excommunicate a member who turned to villainy.
They decided to excommunicate the heretic who challenged the established doctrines.
The virtual gaming clan had a zero-tolerance policy, ready to excommunicate players engaging in cheating.
The university administration had to decide whether to excommunicate a professor accused of academic dishonesty.
The film industry considered whether to excommunicate a director accused of unethical practices on set.
The religious leader faced a dilemma whether to excommunicate or forgive the repentant sinner.
The neighborhood association was in turmoil over whether to excommunicate a resident with disruptive behavior.
The democratic party threatened to excommunicate members who openly supported autocratic ideologies.
The software development team decided to excommunicate a coder who repeatedly violated coding standards.
The art community debated whether to excommunicate an artist whose work was deemed offensive.
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