Imperative (imperativo)
| tú | autoexpúlsate |
| nosotros | autoexpulsémonos |
| vosotros | autoexpulsaos |
to get oneself sent off
Rare, used of a person or a mechanism ejecting itself from a group, system, or process — for people, usually figurative (behaving badly enough to force one's own removal).
Mostly figurative for people — a learner shouldn't expect it in formal legal contexts, where expulsar (passive, done by an authority) is the normal choice.
Often confused with expulsar.
| tú | autoexpúlsate |
| nosotros | autoexpulsémonos |
| vosotros | autoexpulsaos |
| autoexpulsándose |
| autoexpulsado |
| autoexpulsarse |
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"autoexpulsarse" means "to get oneself sent off".
The imperative (imperativo) of "autoexpulsarse" is: tú autoexpúlsate, nosotros autoexpulsémonos, vosotros autoexpulsaos.