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Another word for emigrate

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emigrate

v.

migrate, immigrate, quit; see leave 1, migrate. See syn. study at migrate.

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Another word for emigrate

verb

To leave one's native land and settle in another:

immigrate, migrate, transmigrate. See approach

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Many now emigrate, when occasion offers, to America.
The Russians do not emigrate as isolated individuals; they migrate in whole villages.
He early entered the army, did not emigrate in the revolution, but was deprived of his grade as captain in 1793 and served in the ranks.
I'70, when it was proposed, after the capture of Phocaea and Teos in 545 B.C., that the remainder of the Ionian Greeks should emigrate to Sardinia) none of them ever came to anything.
In consequence of this every summer no fewer than 800,000 emigrate temporarily to Germany in quest of work.

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