Obs. rare. With pa. pple. 6 exulat. [f. L. ex(s)ulāt- ppl. stem of ex(s)ul-āre to be in exile, in late L. also transitive.] a. trans. To banish, exile. b. intr. To go into exile; to be in exile.
1535. Stewart, Cron. Scot., II. 18. Mony Scot … That exulat wer out of Albione.
1640. Howell, Dodona’s Gr., 203. Both exulating from their owne patrimoniall Territories.
