emigre
1 of 1noun/ˈɛmɪˌɡreɪ/
Forms:emigrés
1
an individual who has left their native country to settle in another due to political reasons, war, or other upheavals
C2- The writer, once an emigré from a totalitarian regime, found solace and freedom in their new country, where they could express themselves without fear of persecution.
- The emigré community in the city formed a tight-knit support network, helping newcomers adjust to their new lives and navigate the challenges of starting over in a foreign land.
- As an emigré, she carried with her the memories and traditions of her homeland, cherishing them even as she embraced her new cultural identity.
- The emigré artist drew inspiration from both their native country and their adopted home, creating works that reflected the fusion of their dual identities.
- Despite the challenges of being an emigré, he remained hopeful for the future, grateful for the opportunities and freedoms afforded to him in his new country.