1. present participle of reexpel; forcing someone or something out again after they have returned
Usage: rare

Examples

• The school is reexpelling the student who violated the terms of his readmission.
• The country is reexpelling the diplomat after new violations were discovered.
• The body’s immune system is reexpelling the transplanted organ.
• The club is reexpelling members who continue to break the rules.
• The university is reexpelling students who failed to meet probation requirements.