Obs. rare. [f. L. expuls- ppl. stem of expellĕre (see EXPEL) + -URE.] The action of expelling.
1611. Chapman, Iliad, XI. 339/149.
| | To haue infixt it in thy breast, as deepe as in thy foote, |
| Euen to th’expulsure of thy soule. |
1658. Cokaine, Poems, 23.
| | Tis he not thou that sternly should advance |
| (To the expulsure of a Soul) a Lance. |
