extradite
verb [T] /ˈek.strə.daɪt/Definition
› to make someone return for trial to another country where they have been accused of doing something illegal: He will be extradited to Britain from France.Evicting and forcing to leavePunishing someone by sending them somewhere elseInternational politics and government extradition /ˌek.strəˈdɪʃ.ən/ noun [C or U] › They have applied for his extradition to Ireland. an extradition treatyEvicting and forcing to leavePunishing someone by sending them somewhere elseInternational politics and government
(Definition of extradite verb from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- chuck sb out phrasal verb
- clear sb off sth phrasal verb
- dislodge verb
- dismiss verb (SEND AWAY)
- evict verb
- expulsion noun (MAKE LEAVE)
- extraditable adjective
- flight noun (ESCAPE)
- fling sth/sb out phrasal verb
- flush sb/sth out phrasal verb
- kick sb out phrasal verb
- run sb out of town (on a rail) idiom
- send sb packing idiom
- ship sb off phrasal verb
- show sb the door idiom
- sling sb out phrasal verb
- turf sb out phrasal verb
- turn sb out phrasal verb (REMOVE)
- uproot verb (PERSON)
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