An exile or person banished from their home country; an outcast.
From Latin 'exul,' directly borrowed into English to mean a person forced to leave their home, the root shares connections to 'ex-' (out) and 'solum' (soil/home).
Exul is the Latin word that gave us 'exile'—it appears in historical texts about Roman banishments and has always meant someone torn from their homeland.
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