- v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of
expel. “On the one hand, they will bitch and moan about how the
scientific establishment is intolerant and dogmatic, refuses to
ever admit when it is wrong and "expels" anyone who does not toe
the party line.” “Mayawati 'expels' criminals who were not in
BSP photo: PIB of India/Photo Division, Ministry of I &”
“Mayawati 'expels' criminals who were not in BSP photo: PIB of
India/Photo Division Ministry of I & B” “expels" thousands of
its young people, who head north to the U.S. in search of
economic opportunities.” “I am here with Robin, comforted by his
nearness and content to remain where I am until the break of day
expels me.” “On Earth, we have one essential model of life:
Every living thing takes in energy and expels waste, maintains a
thermodynamic balance, and, most remarkably, uses the same
twenty amino acids to form the proteins that do all the heavy
lifting within cells.” “If a Senator is imprisoned or otherwise
incapacitated, the seat is n