emigration in Latin
emigration in Latin is transmigratio — emigration means the act of leaving one's home country to live permanently in another.
emigration in Latin
transmigratio
The act of emigrating; movement of a person or persons out of a country or national region, for the purpose of permanent relocation of residence.
What does "emigration" mean?
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noun The act of leaving one's home country to live permanently in another.
"Mass emigration followed the collapse of the local economy."
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emigration in a sentence
- Mass emigration followed the collapse of the local economy.
- The country saw a wave of emigration after the war.
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What is "emigration" in Latin?
"emigration" in Latin is transmigratio. emigration means: The act of leaving one's home country to live permanently in another.
How do you use "emigration" in a sentence?
Example: "Mass emigration followed the collapse of the local economy." In Latin, "emigration" is transmigratio.
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