to transmigrate

Examples

• All

• The monks chose to transmigrate to a distant region to establish their new monastery.

• After decades of unrest, the family decided to transmigrate to a new continent in search of peace.

• Several ancient communities would transmigrate each generation, adapting to different lands as needed.

• She plans to transmigrate to Canada next year.

• Many families have decided to transmigrate to new countries in search of better opportunities.

• After the war, numerous refugees began to transmigrate in hopes of finding safety and stability.

• The ancient tribe used to transmigrate to different regions with the changing seasons for better resources.

Synonyms

R

to relocate

vsto transmigrate

147 3.7

Move to a new place and start living or working there

refers to movement between countries or regions rather than moving things or people

M

to migrate

vsto transmigrate

76 3.1

To move from one place to another to live, often for work or because seasons change

implies changing residence to settle rather than temporary or animal movement

I

to immigrate

vsto transmigrate

35 3.2

To move to another country to live there permanently

focuses on the whole move between regions and settling there

E

to emigrate

vsto transmigrate

34 3.7

To leave your own country to live in another country permanently

stresses the move and settling in a new region rather than leaving

E

to expatriate

vsto transmigrate

1 6.8

To leave your country to live in another country for a long time

highlights movement between regions and settling rather than focus on origin

How Permanent

to emigrate

34 3.7

to transmigrate

• Literature

9.1

to relocate

147 3.7

move

259 1.1

travel

797 1.0

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology