adjective প্রবসিত; প্রবাসিত;
emigrated definition
To leave one’s country of origin to settle permanently in another country.
emigrated শব্দটির synonyms বা প্রতিশব্দ
emigrated Example in a sentence
In 1848, millions of Irish citizens emigrated to the United States to escape the Great Famine.
During the 20th century, many people emigrated from Europe to the Americas in search of economic opportunities.
The Syrian Civil War resulted in a mass exodus, with millions of people emigrating to neighboring countries and Europe.
The hardships of life in rural Mexico caused many families to emigrate to the United States.
After the fall of the Soviet Union, thousands of scientists and engineers emigrated from Russia to Western countries.
The economic crisis in Greece led to a surge in emigration, with many skilled workers leaving the country.
In recent years, climate change has forced people to emigrate from coastal areas to higher ground.
The political instability in Venezuela has caused millions of people to emigrate, seeking refuge in neighboring countries and beyond.
Many families have emigrated from developing countries to developed countries in search of better education and healthcare for their children.
The persecution of religious minorities has led to the emigration of people from many parts of the world.