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Emigrate is to leave your own country to go and live elsewhere, while immigrate is to come into a new country to live there. A quick tip: Emigrate is to Exit; Immigrate is to come In.
What's the difference between emigrate and immigrate?
Emigrate is to leave your own country to go and live elsewhere.
Immigrate is to come into a new country to live there.
A quick tip: Emigrate is to Exit; Immigrate is to come In.
Synonyms: browse synonyms for emigrate and synonyms for immigrate.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between emigrate and immigrate?
Emigrate is to leave your own country to go and live elsewhere, while immigrate is to come into a new country to live there. A quick tip: Emigrate is to Exit; Immigrate is to come In.
When do you use emigrate?
Emigrate is to leave your own country to go and live elsewhere.
When do you use immigrate?
Immigrate is to come into a new country to live there.
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