immigrated Synonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- got
- moved
- walked-out
- got-off
- quitted
- quit
- parted
- exited
- exited
- went
- pulled-out
- got-off
- packed-up-or-off-
- went-off
- stepped-along-
- parted
- went
- moved
- pulled-out
- bailed
- cut-out
- departed
- bailed
- walked-out
- got
- packed-up-or-off-
- stepped-along-
- quit
- cut-out
- quitted
- departed
- went-off
Weak:
- buzzed-off-
- shoved-off-
- scarpered
- buzzed-off-
- shoved-off-
- cleared-off
- ran-along
- piked-out-or-off-
- bailed-out
- sallied-forth-
- bugged-out
- peeled-off
- vamoosed
- booked
- pushed-off
- dug-out
- buggered-off
- vamoosed
- cleared-off
- took-off
- took-off
- buggered-off
- peeled-off
- scarpered
- ran-along
- cleared-out
- cleared-out
- bailed-out
- booked
- pushed-on
- dug-out
- sallied-forth-
- pushed-on
- pushed-off
- bugged-out
- piked-out-or-off-
immigrated Meaning
Webster
immigrated (imp. & p. p.)
of Immigrate
immigrated Sentence Examples
- My grandparents immigrated to the United States from Poland in the early 20th century.
- Over a thousand refugees immigrated to the neighboring country seeking asylum.
- The skilled worker immigrated to Canada with the intention of starting a new life.
- The government implemented policies to encourage highly-educated individuals to immigrate.
- The immigrants immigrated to find better job opportunities and a higher standard of living.
- Despite facing challenges, the immigrants persevered and built a successful life in their new home.
- The immigration process was complex and time-consuming, but the family immigrated with hopes of a better future.
- The first wave of immigrants immigrated to escape persecution and violence.
- Due to political instability in their country, many people immigrated in search of safety and freedom.
- The immigrants immigrated with a mix of excitement and trepidation, leaving behind their homeland to embark on a new chapter.
FAQs About the word immigrated
of Immigrate
arrived, came, settled, showed up, remained, stayed, dwelt,turned up, abided,lodged
migrated, resettled, resettled,emigrated, relocated, migrated, relocated, emigrated, got,moved
My grandparents immigrated to the United States from Poland in the early 20th century.
Over a thousand refugees immigrated to the neighboring country seeking asylum.
The skilled worker immigrated to Canada with the intention of starting a new life.
The government implemented policies to encourage highly-educated individuals to immigrate.
