Exodus in Greek
Exodus in Greek is Έξοδος, έξοδος — Exodus means a mass departure of people, often from a place they consider unsafe or unwelcoming.
Exodus in Greek
Έξοδος
Pronounced: Exodos
έξοδος
Pronounced: exodos
A sudden departure of a large number of people.
What does "Exodus" mean?
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noun A mass departure of people, often from a place they consider unsafe or unwelcoming.
"The war triggered a mass exodus of refugees toward the border."
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Exodus in a sentence
- The war triggered a mass exodus of refugees toward the border.
- There was a quiet exodus of staff after the company announced the layoffs.
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What is "Exodus" in Greek?
"Exodus" in Greek is Έξοδος, έξοδος. Exodus means: A mass departure of people, often from a place they consider unsafe or unwelcoming.
How do you pronounce Έξοδος?
"Exodus" in Greek is Έξοδος, pronounced "Exodos".
How do you use "Exodus" in a sentence?
Example: "The war triggered a mass exodus of refugees toward the border." In Greek, "Exodus" is Έξοδος, έξοδος.
Are there other ways to say "Exodus" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "Exodus": Έξοδος, έξοδος.
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