exody (Meaning)
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exody (n.)
Exodus; withdrawal.
Synonyms & Antonyms of exody
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exody Sentence Examples
- The exodus from Egypt is one of the most well-known stories in the Bible.
- The exody of refugees from war-torn countries is a global crisis.
- The company's exody from its headquarters in the city center was a major blow to the local economy.
- The sudden exody of tourists from the island caused a sharp decline in revenue for local businesses.
- The exody of young people from rural areas to urban centers is a growing trend in many countries.
- The mass exody from the city during the hurricane was a logistical nightmare.
- The exody of talented employees to a competitor was a major setback for the company.
- The exody of species from the rainforest is a serious threat to biodiversity.
- The exody of data from the server caused a major disruption to the company's operations.
- The exody of voters from the traditional two major parties is a sign of a changing political landscape.
FAQs About the word exody
Exodus; withdrawal.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The exodus from Egypt is one of the most well-known stories in the Bible.
The exody of refugees from war-torn countries is a global crisis.
The company's exody from its headquarters in the city center was a major blow to the local economy.
The sudden exody of tourists from the island caused a sharp decline in revenue for local businesses.
