Exile (noun)

1. The state of being forcibly away from one's home or country.
2. The state of being banned from one's home or country.

Origin:

From old french exil, from latin exsilium, from exsilire ("to leap out, depart"), from ex ("out") + salire ("to leap").

Examples:

1. Many political dissidents were exiled to remote parts of the country.
2. He was exiled to a small island for his political beliefs.
3. The country was in a state of exile, with many of its citizens forced to leave their homes.
4. The exiled leader of the opposition called for a revolution.
5. Many artists, writers, and intellectuals have gone into exile to escape persecution.