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Often used in the same context:
extradition,
asylum,
immigration,
expulsion,
visa,
detention,
citizenship,
deportee,
repatriation,
rearrest,
eviction,
naturalization,
refugee,
arrest,
detainment,
incarceration,
passport,
persecution,
immigrants,
emigration,
imprisonment,
resettlement,
clemency,
parole,
consular,
detainer,
internment,
stateless,
jailing,
custody,
convicts,
expatriation,
prosecution,
sentencing,
aliyah,
prison,
arrest warrant,
noncitizen,
migrants,
conviction,
exile,
fugitive,
disbarment,
remand,
assimilation,
evacuation,
appeals,
conscientious objector,
nationals,
deserter,
pardons,
dismissal,
expunction,
confinement,
readmission,
nolle,
solitary confinement,
quarantine,
amnesty,
consulate,
migration,
homeland,
revocation,
reunification,
removals,
residency,
emigrants,
retrial,
absconder,
hunger strike,
repossession,
exoneration,
abduction,
confiscation,
death,
plea bargain,
commutation,
acquittal,
murderer,
naturalisation,
restraining order,
guestworker,
extermination,
absentia,
probation,
injunction,
treason,
disqualification,
abscondment,
reprisals,
prisoner,
skilled worker,
readmittance,
punishment,
murder,
divorce,
banishment,
stigmatization,
criminal,
expungement,
racial profiling,
deportations,
demolition,
expropriation,
dissolution,
liquidation,
resumption,
defection,
dismemberment,
dispossession,
enlistment,
collectivization,
downfall,
expulsions
Appears in the definition of:
babylonian captivity,
fair hearing
More general:
banishment,
proscription
Synonyms:
exile,
expatriation
Also try:
— Adjectives for deportation:
mass,
first,
immediate,
wholesale,
second,
forcible,
possible,
massive,
subsequent,
forced,
final,
more...
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