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The Oxford Pocket Dictionary of Current English | 2009 | Copyright

re·pa·tri·ate / rēˈpātrēˌāt; rēˈpa-/ • v. [tr.] send (someone) back to their own country: the government sought to repatriate thousands of Albanian refugees. ∎ send or bring (money) back to one's own country: foreign firms would be permitted to repatriate all profits. • n. a person who has been repatriated. DERIVATIVES: re·pa·tri·a·tion / ˌrēˌpātrēˈāshən; ˌrēˌpa-/ n.

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The Oxford Essential Dictionary of the U.S. Military | 2001 | Copyright

repatriate n. a person who returns to their country or citizenship, having left their native country, either against their will, or as one of a group who left for political, religious, or other pertinent reasons.

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repatriate

The Concise Oxford Dictionary of English Etymology | 1996 | | Copyright

repatriate XVII. f. pp. stem of late L. repatriāre go back home, in medL. causative, f. RE- + patria native land, sb. use of patrius, f. pater FATHER; see -ATE2.
So repatriation XVI. — medL.

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repatriate

Oxford Dictionary of Rhymes | 2007 | Copyright

repatriate •labiate •irradiate, radiate •mediate • ideate • repudiate •palliate, retaliate •affiliate, ciliate, conciliate, humiliate •exfoliate, foliate •nucleate • permeate • delineate •calumniate • expiate •expatriate, repatriate •recreate • inebriate •aureate, excoriate •procreate •appropriate, expropriate, impropriate, misappropriate •infuriate, luxuriate •asphyxiate • nauseate •annunciate, enunciate •instantiate, substantiate, transubstantiate •differentiate, potentiate •expatiate, ingratiate, satiate •appreciate, depreciate •initiate, officiate, propitiate, vitiate •associate, dissociate, negotiate •excruciate • aviate •abbreviate, alleviate, deviate •obviate • exuviate • inchoate •actuate • perpetuate • effectuate •habituate • fluctuate • punctuate •graduate • individuate • menstruate •accentuate, eventuate •evacuate •evaluate, valuate •superannuate • infatuate •attenuate, extenuate •insinuate • situate

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