No. 10,893 in Spanish
destierre
"Destierre" is the first-person singular present subjunctive or formal imperative form of "desterrar," meaning "to exile" or "to banish."
In a sentence
Es importante que el gobierno destierre las prácticas corruptas.
It is important that the government banishes corrupt practices.
In this sentence, 'destierre' is used in its subjunctive form to express a wish or suggestion regarding eliminating something undesirable, namely corrupt practices.
Espero que él destierre sus malos hábitos con el tiempo.
I hope that he bannishes his bad habits over time.
Here, 'destierre' is again in the subjunctive, indicating a hope or desire for personal improvement and removal of poor behaviors.
La ley exige que la sociedad destierre la discriminación.
The law demands that society eradicate discrimination.
This usage employs 'destierre' in a formal exhortation within the subjunctive mood to indicate a mandated action against societal issues.
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