face expulsion

Frequency: 7.813.5 per million words

To be in a situation where expulsion is a likely possibility.

expulsionVERB + EXPULSION

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face

Examples (10)

  • Several students now face expulsion from the university.
  • The athlete could face expulsion from the team for violating rules.
  • Members who break the code of conduct may face expulsion from the organization.
  • Students caught cheating will face expulsion immediately.
  • The diplomat might face expulsion from the country for espionage.
  • Party members who oppose the leadership face expulsion.
  • The lawyer could face expulsion from the bar association.
  • Residents who violate community rules face expulsion from the housing complex.
  • The player will face expulsion if caught using performance-enhancing drugs.
  • Anyone found guilty of misconduct will face expulsion from the institution.