Definition
Definition of remigration - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
returnRare movement back to the place of originRare
- The remigration of birds occurs every spring.
2.
movementRare migration to a new place after returningRare
- Remigration to urban areas is increasing.
Origin of remigration
Latin, re (again) + migrare (to move)
Examples of remigration in a sentence
The remigration of workers has impacted the local economy. The policy encouraged remigration to the countryside. Remigration has become a trend among retirees.
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- French:remigration, ...
- German:Rückwanderung, erneute Migration, ...
- Italian:ritorno, rimigrazione, ...
- Spanish:remigración, ...
- Portuguese:remigração, ...
- Chinese:回迁, 再迁移, ...
- Japanese:再移動, リマイグレーション, ...
- Arabic:عَوْدَة, إعادة الهجرة, ...
- Hebrew:הֲגִירָה חוֹזֶרֶת, ...
- Russian:возвращение, ...
- Ukrainian:реміграція, повторна міграція, ...
- Hindi:पुनःप्रव्रजन, पुनःप्रवास, ...
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