14 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 church had to excommunicate the troublemaker for disruptive behavior during the service.
The school had to excommunicate a student who consistently disrupted classes and showed no remorse.
The friendly squirrel felt sad when his friends tried to excommunicate him from their treehouse.
The team captain warned that they might excommunicate any player caught cheating during the game.
The wise wizard decided not to excommunicate the mischievous elf for casting a playful spell.
The spaceship captain warned that they might need to excommunicate the malfunctioning robot to save the crew.
The kind teacher would never excommunicate a student for making a mistake.
The queen had to excommunicate the dishonest advisor who betrayed the kingdom's secrets.
The judge's decision was to excommunicate the unruly witness from the courtroom.
The council threatened to excommunicate any member spreading false information.
The wizard warned the mischievous dragon that he would excommunicate him from the magical community.
The wizard decided to excommunicate the mischievous spellbook that caused chaos in the magical school.
The school had to excommunicate the student for repeated instances of bullying.
The librarian threatened to excommunicate the talking book for disrupting the library's peace.
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