Defection
Defection noun - Withdrawing support or help despite allegiance or responsibility.
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Synonyms for Defection
Re-establishment and defection are semantically related In some cases you can replace phrase "Re-establishment" with "Defection", this terms are similar.
Re-establishment
Re-establishment noun - Restoration to a previous state.
Defection and re-establishment are semantically related in migration topic. Sometimes you can use "Defection" instead a noun phrase "Re-establishment", if it concerns topics such as emigration.
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Related pairs
- moving and defection
- moving and re-establishment
- retreat and defection
- retreat and re-establishment
- departure and defection
- departure and re-establishment
- migration and defection
- migration and re-establishment
- exodus and defection
- exodus and re-establishment
- trek and defection
- trek and re-establishment
- voyage and defection
- voyage and re-establishment
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