excommunication (noun)

1. The artist created a powerful painting depicting the isolation and anguish of excommunication.

2. In the imaginary world of the novel, excommunication from the magical realm meant losing all magical abilities and being banished to the mortal world.

3. During the medieval period, excommunication was used as a tool by the Pope to control the actions of monarchs and maintain the authority of the Church.

4. In Shakespeare's play, the character's ultimate punishment was excommunication for his treacherous deeds against the king.

1. In the horror movie, the protagonist is marked for excommunication by an evil demon.

2. The excommunication of the main character adds an intense dramatic twist to the plot of the film.

3. The act of excommunication is considered a severe punishment in many religious communities.

4. After they broke up, he felt a sense of excommunication from the love and affection he once shared with her.