All 24 Uses

exile
in
Circe
(Edited)

She is exiled to a deserted island where she can do no more harm.
p. 74.2

exiled = sent away (and forced to live on)
But no, that was part of my exile. To be utterly alone.
p. 79.2

exile = punishment of being sent away to live elsewhere
Even our exiles live better than kings.
p. 80.2

exiles = people sent away to live elsewhere
That is what exile meant: no one was coming, no one ever would.
p. 81.8

exile = punishment of being sent away to live alone
Will you not be punished for coming here and breaking my exile?
p. 92.7
But exile is exile.
p. 92.8

exile = punishment of being sent away to live
But exile is exile.
p. 92.9
Your exile is lifted for this.
p. 103.7
That is why I am exiled, and why my sister had you take this route.
p. 107.6

exiled = sent away to live elsewhere
"My bitch sister is exiled for what she did to you," I said, "but she deserved worse."
p. 115.1
At least I had earned my exile, but Daedalus was innocent, kept only as a trophy for my sister and Minos' vanity.
p. 144.2

exile = punishment of being sent away to live
But looking at those fragile blooms, for the first time I felt the true weight of my exile.
p. 154.4
When he glittered in my hall, my shores did not feel so narrow, the knowledge of my exile did not weigh so heavy.
p. 159.9
A pathetic exile, who stinks of her loneliness?
p. 172.5

exile = someone sent away to live
When she had spoken of the gods exiling her, she had showed no anger, and no grief either.
p. 180.1

exiling = sending away to live elsewhere
But I was a nymph like her, and an exile too, a daughter of a greater father, yes, but with no husband and dirty fingers and oddly dressed hair.
p. 180.2

exile = someone sent away to live
Two stone-faced oreads followed, exiled from their mountains.
p. 180.8

exiled = sent away (to live elsewhere)
Weren't you already exiled for acts against your kin?
p. 181.5

exiled = sent away to live elsewhere
Poor child, poor exiled daughter.
p. 191.1
I was about to break my exile, I knew it.
p. 278.1

exile = punishment of being sent away to live
"I seek an end to my exile," I said.
p. 359.5
You are more owed to exile than ever.
p. 360.5
And if you do not see my exile ended, I will expose you again.
p. 360.6
Then you know my exile is ended and I sail tomorrow.
p. 364.2 *

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Definitions:

(1) (exile)
to force someone to live outside of their homeland; or living in such a condition

or more rarely: voluntary absence from a place someone would rather be
(2) (meaning too rare to warrant focus)

exile in Circe (Edited)

exile
in
Circe
(Edited)