expatriated
past simple and past participle ofexpatriate
expatriate
verb[IorT]
formaluk/ekˈspæt.ri.eɪt/us/ekˈspeɪ.tri.eɪt/tomovefromyourowncountry, or tocausesomeone tomovefromtheirowncountry:
The newleadersexpatriated therulingfamily.
Welivedin aresidentialcompounddesignedfor expatriatedDutchworkersandtheirfamilies.
He expatriatedtoSt. Kitts, atranquilCaribbeanislandcountry.
tosendmoneyout of acountryto anothercountry:
Thegovernmentisofferinga haven forbusinessmenfromoverseaswho need to expatriatetheirmoney.
- Disillusioned by theUnitedStates, Wright had expatriated toPariswith hiswifeanddaughter.
- He wasbornin Trinidad,educatedatOxfordand then expatriated toEngland.
- Amajorcomponentof theIrishgrossdomesticproductwasmultinationals'profits, which werelargelyexpatriated to othercountries.
- Thehostcountrymaydecreethat nofundmay be expatriated until thedecreeislifted.
Punishing someone by sending them somewhere else
- banish
- banishment
- deport
- deportation
- deportee
- exile
- exiled
- expatriate
- expel
- expulsion
- extraordinary rendition
- rid
- rusticate
- rustication
- send
- sendsomeonedown
- sendsomethingoff
- shun
- transport
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expatriated
In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.
Does he contend that a farmer who is farming two farms ought to beexpatriatedfrom one of them?
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It is these neutrals who ought to beexpatriated.
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I do not know either the total number of aliens in this country at this moment or the number who have beenexpatriated.
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Does it mean that an immigrant who comes into this country with an existing condition of mental illness will beexpatriated, if that is the right word, from this country?
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And to be thus discharged was in every case to beexpatriated.
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