Synonyms for repatriation
repa·tri·a·tion

Princeton's WordNet

1. repatriationnoun

   the act of returning to the country of origin

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1. • Return

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1. List of paraphrases for "repatriation":

   repatriated, return, repatriating, patriation, resettlement, deportation, run-off

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1. Peter Maurer:

   I think there is still a lot of work to do till large scale repatriation is a realistic possibility, much more has to happen in terms of reception structure, preparations, also preparation of the communities to receive again those who came (to Bangladesh) from Myanmar.

2. Jonathan Franks:

   Sports fans can play a huge role because they're not a constituency that I think the [ American ] government is hearing from, you want to see Brittney Griner come home ? Or Trevor Reed or Paul Whelan or any of the other 50 hostages ? I would suggest calling the White House every day and telling Trevor Reed or Paul Whelan you want President Biden to prioritize the repatriation of wrongfully detained American citizens.

3. Patrick Mange:

   Turkey's risk premium is on the rise and there could be repatriation of funds for some time, when you speak of hot money you speak of something that's quite volatile and this is one of our worries.

4. Ayatollah Ali Khamenei:

   In Western countries and places which are under U.S. influence, our banking transactions and the repatriation of our funds from their banks face problems ... because (banks) fear the Americans.

5. Interior Minister Angelino Alfano:

   Europe, signing as Europe, has to sign repatriation agreements with all the African countries, sHOW SOLIDARITY.