All 6 Uses

expel
in
Night, by Elie Wiesel
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Then one day they expelled all the foreign Jews from Sighet.
p. 6.1 *

expelled = forced out
You're going to be expelled from here tomorrow with your whole family, and all the rest of the Jews.
p. 15.1
They had been expelled.†
p. 20.2
The Boche would not have time to expel us, they were saying … as far as those who had already been deported were concerned it was too bad; no more could be done.
p. 20.6

expel = force out
Saturday, the day of rest, was chosen for our expulsion.
p. 21.9

expulsion = the act of forcing out
around five o'clock in the morning, we were expelled from the barrack.†
p. 36.6

expelled = forced out

Definitions:

(1) (expel)
force out
especially in 2 primary senses:
- kicking someone out of an organization -- such as a school or country
- squeezing something to eliminate a liquid or gas
(2) (meaning too rare to warrant focus)