Expatriate
Expatriate noun - A person forced to emigrate for political reasons.
Settler and expatriate are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Settler" instead a noun "Expatriate".
Settler
Settler noun - One that leaves one place to settle in another.
Usage example: in 1889 Jane Addams, in an effort to provide Chicago's latest wave of settlers with much-needed services, founded the city's first settlement house
Expatriate and settler are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Expatriate" instead a noun "Settler".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- alien and expatriate
- alien and settler
- exile and expatriate
- exile and settler
- refugee and expatriate
- refugee and settler
- immigrant and expatriate
- immigrant and settler
- outsider and expatriate
- outsider and settler
- migrant and expatriate
- migrant and settler
- foreigner and expatriate
- foreigner and settler
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