exile (someone) to (some place)

To banish someone from one place to another, often as retribution. The official decree exiled him to his native country. If our enemies advance any further, they could exile the president to a secret location! Was Napoleon really exiled to the island of Elba?

See also: exile, to

See also:

exile (someone) from (some place) to (some place)
exile
exile (someone) from (some place)
safe haven
warpath
on the warpath, to be/go
be on the warpath
be/go on the warpath
banish
banish from (something or some place)

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