remigrate (Meaning)

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remigrate (v. i.)

To migrate again; to go back; to return.

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After years abroad, the expatriate decided to remigrate to their homeland.
The refugees hoped to remigrate to a country where they could rebuild their lives.
Due to economic hardships, many citizens remigrated from the war-torn nation.
The government offered incentives to encourage skilled workers to remigrate.
The remigrant faced challenges adjusting to their former society.
Climate change prompted many people to remigrate to more hospitable regions.
The program aimed to facilitate the return of skilled professionals to their home country through remigration.
The remigrant's experiences abroad had broadened their perspectives and enhanced their career.
The remigration of skilled workers contributed to the economic development of the receiving country.
The reasons for remigration can vary widely, from improved economic opportunities to family reunification.

To migrate again; to go back; to return.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

After years abroad, the expatriate decided to remigrate to their homeland.

The refugees hoped to remigrate to a country where they could rebuild their lives.

Due to economic hardships, many citizens remigrated from the war-torn nation.

The government offered incentives to encourage skilled workers to remigrate.