Immigrate

What do we mean by immigrate?

To enter and settle in a country or region to which one is not native. intransitive verb

To send or introduce as immigrants. intransitive verb

To pass or come into, as a new habitat or place of residence; especially, to remove into a country of which one is not a native for the purpose of permanent residence; migrate or be conveyed into and settle in another country or region.

Synonyms Emigrate, etc. See migrate.

To come into a country of which one is not a native, for the purpose of permanent residence. See emigrate. transitive verb

To move into another country to stay there permanently. verb

Migrate to a new environment verb

Come into a new country and change residency verb

Introduce or send as immigrants verb

To move into a foreign country to stay permanently.

What every inhabitant of the USA is, except the Native Americans. Urban Dictionary

A term corrupted by the political agenda of parties wishing to garner large quantitites of votes easily. Urban Dictionary

Politically correctslang for "slave". Basically, immigration was the United States's perfect way of coping with the abolishment of slavery because all it had to do was lure the unfortunate souls from their home countries into America with its bullshit "Land of Opportunity" advertisements, and cruelly exploit them like animals for years, even their entire lives, while dangling the green card just out of their reach. Urban Dictionary

1. In its original, broadest and literal meaning, an immigrant is any person who lives in a country other than their country of birth. 2. Today the term “immigrant” is sometimes used with a more specific meaning: economic migrants, as opposed to people who retire abroad and international businessmen (who are both considered ex-pats); refugees; people serving abroad with the military or diplomatic corps; and international students. Urban Dictionary

They get the job done Urban Dictionary

People who come to a new country with the intentions of making it their new home Urban Dictionary

What all of our ancestors were at some point in history. Unless if you're native American Urban Dictionary

Those who come from the land of the ice and snow, from the midnight sun where the hot springs blow. They usually drive their ships to new lands to fight some hordes with treshing oar and shit. Their only goal is the western shore. Urban Dictionary

The first Mexican to be on the cast of The Jersey Shore. Urban Dictionary

The conservative term for brown people. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to immigrate:
immigrate, emmigrate, immigrant, emigrate, migrate, immigrants, immiserate, immigrated, demigrate, commigrate, in-migrate, immigrates, remigrate, in migrate, immigrator.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word immigrate:
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Words that rhyme with immigrate:
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Adjectives that are often used to describe immigrate:
many, relative, chinese.

Consonant match to immigrate:
emigrate.

Words that sound like immigrate:
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