Synonyms for repatriate
riˈpeɪ triˌeɪt; -ɪt; esp. Brit. -ˈpæ-repa·tri·ate

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1. repatriateverb

   a person who has returned to the country of origin or whose citizenship has been restored

   Antonyms:
   exile, deport, expatriate

2. repatriateverb

   send someone back to his homeland against his will, as of refugees

   Antonyms:
   deport, exile, expatriate

3. repatriateverb

   admit back into the country

   Antonyms:
   deport, exile, expatriate

Matched Categories

1. • Admit
   • Deport

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1. List of paraphrases for "repatriate":

   patriate, return

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1. Tina Foster:

   We stand ready to help the Afghans repatriate or resettle our clients, we are hopeful that the Afghans will act more responsibly than the Americans and allow us to assist our clients so they can finally get home to their families or to safe third countries.

2. The Thai leader:

   The most important thing is to identify who the victims are -- and where they come from. If they come from another country we will repatriate them. But we first have to rehabilitate them until they are strong.

3. David Carroll:

   Our day in British court may be within reach, the fines may seem like rounding errors for Facebook ... But if American voters can somehow recover and repatriate our complete voter profiles then democracies will have won the day against dark data.

4. Lim Byeong Cheol:

   We strongly demand North Korea to quickly release our citizens Kim Kuk Gi and Choe Chun Gil and repatriate them without hesitation.

5. Marzuki Darusman:

   Given the practice of the DPRK to send North Koreans to Russia, who often work in slave-like conditions, it is feared that such a treaty could also be used to capture and repatriate workers who attempt to seek asylum.