10 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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By the end of the year, the church will have excommunicated the rebellious members.
The religious scholars will have excommunicated any followers who embraced radical ideologies.
After the investigation, the elders will have excommunicated the perpetrator from the spiritual community.
By the time the ceremony concludes, the priest will have excommunicated the transgressors.
Before the pilgrimage, the temple will have excommunicated individuals with conflicting beliefs.
Despite pleas for forgiveness, the synagogue will have excommunicated those who violated its principles.
The assembly will have excommunicated the members involved in the scandal, restoring the group's integrity.
The pope will have excommunicated the heretics who deviated from the established dogma.
The council will have excommunicated the corrupt official before the trial begins.
Despite attempts at reconciliation, the sect will have excommunicated those who questioned its doctrines.
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