noun

emigration

emigration

The country has seen high levels of emigration.

The country has seen high levels of emigration.

His emigration to Canada was a difficult decision.

His emigration to Canada was a difficult decision.

((from sth.)) ((to sth.)) emigration from a place to another place Emigration from Ireland to America was common.

Synonyms: departure, exodus; Antonyms: immigration, arrival

From Latin 'e-' (out of) + 'migrare' (to move). It literally means 'to move out'.

Think 'E' for 'Exit'. Emigration is exiting a country. Immigration starts with 'I' for 'In'.

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