Expatriation

Expatriation
Ex|pa|tri|a|ti|on*
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<zu mlat. expatriatus »aus der Heimat fortgegangen« (Part. Perf. von expatriare, vgl. ↑expatriieren) u. 1...ion>
Ausbürgerung, Verbannung, vgl. ↑...ation/...ierung.

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