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Another word for exodus

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exodus

n.

mass migration, emigration, flight; see departure 1, emigration, journey.

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Another word for exodus

noun

Departure from one's native land to settle in another:
emigration, immigration, migration, transmigration. See approach
The act of leaving:
departure, egress, exit, going, withdrawal. See approach

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There are allusions to the Hebrew exodus in the book of Isaiah.
According to the Book of Pythia, the exodus of the twelve tribes is foretold including the fact that their dying leader will guide them to salvation.
The condemnation precipitated an exodus to Rome.
A considerable portion of the Turkish population emigrated in 1881; a further exodus took place in 1898.
The reason for their exodus remained open to speculation.

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