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Many people had to emigrate during the Nazi period.emigrate = move to another country
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It is on record that three times nearly all the inhabitants have been obliged to emigrate to the south. (source)emigrate = leave their homeland to move to another
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I told him,--of emigration, and the means of it,--of steamboats, and railroads, and... (source)emigration = the leaving of a country or region to move to another
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We have reminded them of the circumstances of our emigration and settlement here. (source)emigration = leaving a country of residence to move to another country
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We must find in the galaxy a new world to emigrate to.† (source)emigrate = leave a country to live in another country
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After thinking long and hard, we've decided to emigrate to Cape Town.† (source)
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It often happens that emigrants like your mother can't remember parts of the original, so they make things up and then forget that the story was ever different.† (source)emigrants = people who leave a country to live in other countries
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As a cultural emigrant from one group to the other, I am acutely aware of their differences.† (source)emigrant = someone who leaves a country to live in another country
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They shared a lot of history—Syria, emigration to America and New Orleans, work in the trades.† (source)emigration = the act of leaving a country to live in another countrystandard suffix: The suffix "-tion", converts a verb into a noun that denotes the action or result of the verb. Typically, there is a slight change in the ending of the root verb, as in action, education, and observation.
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I think the malady is becoming more alarming, more than one-half [of Philadelphia] has emigrated.† (source)emigrated = left a country to live in another country
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They could convert, or emigrate to Israel.† (source)emigrate = leave a country to live in another country
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The remaining Jews with money in the neighborhood were emigrating.† (source)emigrating = leaving a country to live in another country
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The other says it was put in to prevent voluntary and beneficial emigrations from Europe to America.† (source)emigrations = acts of leaving a country to live in another country
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Perhaps they couldn't shorten that far gaze that lasts only a few years after a Chinese emigrates.† (source)emigrates = leaves a country to live in another country
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Among these emigrants were Jose and Felicitas Faz.† (source)emigrants = people who leave a country to live in other countries
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Immigrant is a word coined in America, for migrants who came in, rather than went out, the meaning of emigrant, which was how Europe saw it.† (source)emigrant = someone who leaves a country to live in another country
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