Can and Expatriate

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Can

Can verb - To let go from office, service, or employment.
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Expatriate and can are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Expatriate" instead a verb "Can".

Expatriate

Expatriate verb - To force to leave a country.
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Can and expatriate are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Can" instead a verb "Expatriate".
Nearby Words: expatriation, expatriated, expatriating

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  • Series / Love/Hate Bigger Bad: Terence "Big Balls" May, an expatriate gangster living in Spain, has an interest in keeping Nidge alive so they can work together smuggling drugs into Ireland.
    Source: Series / Love/Hate
  • Practically every nation on earth has soap operas (radio and TV), and loads of soaps are one thing you can always count on an expatriate/tourist station for any given country carrying.
    Source: Soap Opera
  • Much of the credit for the early development of American ska can be attributed to Robert "Bucket" Hingley, a British expatriate who enjoyed 2 Tone ska, founded his own band (The Toasters) and created the Moon Ska Records label, which recorded almost every noteworthy East Coast group at some point.
    Source: Ska Punk
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