resettle (Meaning)
Wordnet
resettle (v)
settle in a new place
Webster
resettle (v. t.)
To settle again.
Webster
resettle (v. i.)
To settle again, or a second time.
Synonyms & Antonyms of resettle
resettle Sentence Examples
- The displaced families were eager to resettle in a safe and stable environment.
- The government provided financial assistance to help refugees resettle in the country.
- The organization worked tirelessly to facilitate the resettlement of victims of natural disasters.
- As the conflict subsided, people began to resettle in their former homes.
- The city established resettlement zones to accommodate displaced individuals.
- The resettlement process involved navigating complex legal and social issues.
- The newcomers faced challenges as they resettled in a new culture.
- The local community offered support to refugees as they resettled in their area.
- The government implemented policies to promote the successful resettlement of migrants.
- The resettlement project aimed to provide shelter, education, and healthcare to displaced populations.
FAQs About the word resettle
settle in a new placeTo settle again., To settle again, or a second time.
migrate,relocate, emigrate, trek,travel, peregrinate, pilgrimage, defect, roam, journey
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The displaced families were eager to resettle in a safe and stable environment.
The government provided financial assistance to help refugees resettle in the country.
The organization worked tirelessly to facilitate the resettlement of victims of natural disasters.
As the conflict subsided, people began to resettle in their former homes.
