remigrate
riːˈmaɪɡreɪt
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Definition of remigrate - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

intr.
1.
return migrationTECH.migrate again to a previous locationTECH.
  • After several years abroad, they decided to remigrate.
repatriate return
2.
new migrationTECH.migrate again to a new locationTECH.
  • The birds remigrate to a different region each year.
relocate resettle return
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Origin of remigrate

Latin, re (again) + migrare (to move)

Examples of remigrate in a sentence

  • The family plans to remigrate after the political situation stabilizes.
  • Many retirees choose to remigrate to warmer climates.
  • After the war, families had to remigrate to safer areas.

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  1. French:remigrer, migrer à nouveau, ...
  2. German:zurückwandern, weiterziehen, ...
  3. Italian:rimigrare, trasferirsi di nuovo, ...
  4. Spanish:remigrar, migrar nuevamente, ...
  5. Portuguese:remigrar, ...
  6. Chinese:再次迁移, 再迁移, ...
  7. Japanese:再移住する, 再移動する, ...
  8. Arabic:هاجَرَ مجددًا, هاجر من جديد, ...
  9. Hebrew:לַהֲגִיר שׁוּב, לְהַגֵּר מֵחָדָשׁ, ...
  10. Russian:возвращаться, перемещаться снова, ...
  11. Ukrainian:знову мігрувати, переміщуватися, ...
  12. Hindi:रीमाइग्रेट करना, फिर से प्रवास करना, ...
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