emigre Sentence Examples
- The émigré longed for the familiar streets of his homeland.
- The Russian émigré community in Paris preserved their language and traditions.
- The Chinese émigrés brought their traditional cuisine to their new home.
- The émigré author wrote nostalgic poems about her childhood.
- The émigré scientists found refuge in the halls of foreign universities.
- The émigré population contributed to the cultural diversity of their new city.
- The émigré pianist performed works imbued with the longing of his native land.
- The émigré businessman built a successful company in his adopted country.
- The émigré politician worked tirelessly to advocate for the rights of fellow émigrés.
- The émigré painter incorporated elements of both his old and new homes into his art.
emigre Meaning
emigre (n)
someone who leaves one country to settle in another
emigre (n.)
One of the natives of France who were opposed to the first Revolution, and who left their country in consequence.
Synonyms & Antonyms of emigre
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FAQs About the word emigre
someone who leaves one country to settle in anotherOne of the natives of France who were opposed to the first Revolution, and who left their country in conseque
refugee, exile, expat,expatriate, outcast, pariah, loyalist, alien, evacuee, patriot
resident, citizen, resident,native, citizen, nonimmigrant, nonimmigrant, native, inhabitant, inhabitant
The émigré longed for the familiar streets of his homeland.
The Russian émigré community in Paris preserved their language and traditions.
The Chinese émigrés brought their traditional cuisine to their new home.
The émigré author wrote nostalgic poems about her childhood.
