No. 11,458 in Spanish
exilio
The state of being banned from one's native country, typically for political or punitive reasons; exile.
In a sentence
El poeta escribió sobre su vida en el exilio.
The poet wrote about his life in exile.
Here, 'exilio' refers to the condition of being exiled, a state experienced due to external circumstances.
La familia pidió asilo político para evitar el exilio.
The family requested political asylum to avoid exile.
In this example, 'exilio' is mentioned as a potential consequence of political or social pressures, demonstrating its use in a preventative context.
La novela describe el exilio como un tiempo de soledad y descubrimiento.
The novel describes exile as a time of loneliness and discovery.
This shows 'exilio' as a reflective and emotional condition, illustrating the personal impact of being exiled.
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