Emigrate

usgb/ˈemɪɡreɪt/
verb

To leave one's own country to live in another country.

Many people emigrate from their home country in search of better job opportunities.
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  • emigrate from
  • emigrate to
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Voluntary Action

Emigrate usually implies a personal choice rather than force.

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I decided to emigrate to Canada for a new start.
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Permanent Move

Emigrate suggests a long-term or permanent move from one country to another.

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She emigrated from Japan and is now a permanent U.S. resident.
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Starting Anew

Emigration is often associated with seeking new opportunities or a better life.

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They emigrated in search of better educational prospects.
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