Proscrits (en. Banned)

/pʁo.s.kʁi/

Meaning & Definition

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noun

Individuals who have been banished or excluded from a group or society.

The proscribed sought refuge far from the authorities.

Les proscrits cherchaient un refuge loin des autorités.

Individuals who live outside the law due to their actions.

The proscribed of that era were often considered outlaws.

Les proscrits de cette époque étaient souvent considérés comme des hors-la-loi.

From the Latin 'proscriptus', past participle of 'proscribere', which means 'to banish'.

to leave the country like a proscribed person

To leave because of oppression or danger.

quitter le pays comme un proscrit

to live as a proscribed person

To live hidden due to the illegality of one's actions.

vivre en proscrit

outcasts of society

Those who are rejected by societal norms.

proscrits de la société

exile

State of a person who is forced to live away from their country.

exil

banishment

Action of banning someone from a place or community.

bannissement

refugee

A person who has fled their country for political or security reasons.

réfugié

An individual who lives outside established laws.

He is considered a proscribed person in the city because of his actions.

Il est considéré comme un proscrit dans la ville à cause de ses actions.

A person designated as undesirable.

She was treated as a proscribed person by her former friends.

Elle a été traitée comme une proscrite par ses anciens amis.