repatriation (Meaning)

Wordnet

repatriation (n)

the act of returning to the country of origin

Webster

Restoration to one's country.

No weak syonyms found.

The repatriation of displaced persons is a crucial aspect of humanitarian efforts after conflicts.
Many countries have implemented policies to encourage the repatriation of their citizens living abroad.
The repatriation of cultural artifacts from museums to their countries of origin has become a contentious issue.
The United Nations has established guidelines for the voluntary repatriation of refugees.
Economic incentives are sometimes offered to facilitate the repatriation of skilled workers to their home countries.
The repatriation of prisoners convicted abroad poses logistical and security challenges.
Climate change and natural disasters can lead to the repatriation of people from affected areas.
The repatriation of stolen funds and assets is a priority for law enforcement agencies.
The repatriation of deceased citizens from foreign countries is a sensitive and emotional process.
Some countries have repatriation programs designed to encourage citizens to return and contribute to national development.

the act of returning to the country of originRestoration to one's country.

return,immigration,

deportation, expulsion, deportation,displacement, displacement, banishment, banishment, exile, exile, expulsion

The repatriation of displaced persons is a crucial aspect of humanitarian efforts after conflicts.

Many countries have implemented policies to encourage the repatriation of their citizens living abroad.

The repatriation of cultural artifacts from museums to their countries of origin has become a contentious issue.

The United Nations has established guidelines for the voluntary repatriation of refugees.