resettle

/ riːˈsɛtəl /

verb

1. to settle or cause to settle in a new or different place

Example Sentences

"Hamas isn't there for us," Giuliani said, suggesting without evidence that Democratic nominee Kamala Harris wants to resettle Gazan refugees in the U.S.

From Salon

But unusually, danceable beats and hypnotic synths invade the archival footage of the final days of Saigon, when the U.S. government swooped in to resettle more than 120,000 refugees airlifted to military bases in 1975, rescuing them after bloodshed that left lives still ravaged today.

From Los Angeles Times

The government says it is allowing some "eligible" Afghan special forces soldiers who fought alongside the British military to resettle in the UK, after they were previously rejected.

From BBC

“Just regroup, resettle,” said Tatis of the meeting.

From Los Angeles Times

He had struggled to resettle in the South as he was "barely scrapping a living", reports said, citing South Korean officials.

From BBC

Related Words

• emigrate
• graft
• immigrate
• remove
• uproot