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    Exilio (en. Exile)

    /eksiˈlio/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    noun
    The condition of being away from home or country, usually in a forced manner.
    The poet lived in exile for many years due to his opposition to the regime.
    El poeta vivió en el exilio durante muchos años debido a su oposición al régimen.
    A situation in which a person is compelled to leave their country.
    The exile of political dissidents is a frequent theme in the history of many countries.
    El exilio de los disidentes políticos es un tema frecuente en la historia de muchos países.

    Etymology

    From the Latin 'exilium', which means 'departure', 'exile'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    to live in exile
    To lead a life outside one's home country, generally involuntarily.
    vivir en exilio
    political exile
    A situation in which an individual is forced to leave their country for political reasons.
    exilio político
    to return from exile
    To return to one's homeland after a period of forced absence.
    volver del exilio

    Related Words

    exile
    The act of expelling someone, usually from their country.
    destierro
    refuge
    A place that welcomes someone who has been forced to leave their home.
    refugio

    Slang Meanings

    Fugitive
    When talking about someone in exile, they are sometimes called a 'fugitive' from their country.
    Cuando se habla de alguien en exilio, a veces lo llaman 'fugado' de su país.
    Exiled
    Those who have had to leave their country due to political issues are often referred to as 'exiles'.
    A los que han tenido que salir de su país por problemas políticos, a menudo se les llama 'exiliados'.