Mixed word that contains the words "Exile" and "Exit". This word was first used by, the Brussels-based multimedia artist, Thomas Israel to refer to his 3rd exhibition (1) about refugees and people that were 'exiled' from their land and thus had to 'exit'. It can also have an (2) emotional meaning by refering to one's uncertainty and complexity in his/her's emotions.
(1) "The exilt of Syrian refugees must stop. Not by waging war, but by making peace."
(2) "I feel exilt. I don't know wether to love or to hate the way he treats me...
(2) "I feel exilt. I don't know wether to love or to hate the way he treats me...
by Neo-language-update June 26, 2017