emigrating (Meaning)
emigrating (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Emigrate
Synonyms & Antonyms of emigrating
Synonyms:
- defecting
- getting off
- taking off
- going off
- skipping
- vamoosing
- packing (up or off)
- stepping (along)
- escaping
- booking
- peeling off
- pushing on
- pulling out
- absconding
- quitting
- clearing out
- digging out
- going
- decamping
- buzzing (off)
- bugging out
- walking out
- scarpering
- evacuating
- flying
- running along
- sallying (forth)
- getting
- starting
- clearing off
- cutting out
- bailing out
- fleeing
- buggering off
- parting
- striking out
- setting out
- pushing off
- shoving (off)
Antonyms:
emigrating Sentence Examples
- The family contemplated emigrating to a different country in search of better opportunities.
- Due to political unrest, numerous individuals emigrated from their homeland to neighboring countries.
- Before emigrating, she carefully researched the cultural and economic aspects of her prospective new home.
- The thought of emigrating to an unfamiliar land filled her with a mix of excitement and trepidation.
- He weighed the pros and cons of emigrating, considering the impact on his career and family.
- Faced with limited job prospects, a group of young professionals chose to emigrate to pursue their ambitions abroad.
- The government implemented various policies to encourage the emigration of skilled workers to address labor shortages.
- The artist's desire to explore new artistic avenues led him to emigrate to a city known for its vibrant arts scene.
- Despite the challenges, communities around the world banded together to provide support to individuals emigrating from war-torn regions.
- She felt a sense of nostalgia as she reminisced about her homeland while living as an emigrant in a foreign country.
FAQs About the word emigrating
of Emigrate
relocating, exiting, resettling, departing,migrating, bailing, moving,defecting, getting off, taking off
immigrating, dwelling, settling, staying, remaining, arriving, immigrating, coming, coming, arriving
The family contemplated emigrating to a different country in search of better opportunities.
Due to political unrest, numerous individuals emigrated from their homeland to neighboring countries.
Before emigrating, she carefully researched the cultural and economic aspects of her prospective new home.
The thought of emigrating to an unfamiliar land filled her with a mix of excitement and trepidation.
