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Emigre

usgb/ˈemɪɡreɪ/Volume
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Voluntary Choice

An emigre often moves by choice for a better life or opportunities, not always due to negative circumstances.

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Seeking adventure, she became an emigre and started anew in Italy.
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Long-term Stay

The term implies the person is in the new country for an extended period, not just visiting or on temporary status.

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The scientist was an emigre in Canada for over 30 years.
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Cultural Shift

An emigre may adopt a new culture, language, and lifestyle, which can be a significant part of their identity.

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As an emigre, she embraced the local customs and fluently spoke their language.
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