The deportation
Example: The deportation of thousands changed the country's history forever.
Definition
"The deportation" refers to the official act of forcibly removing people from a country or region, often for political, legal, or social reasons. It involves relocating individuals against their will, typically to their country of origin or another designated place.
Etymology
The term "the deportation" originates from the Latin word 'deportare,' meaning 'to carry away.' It evolved through Old French 'deporter' before arriving in English. Did you know? The word initially meant a general removal or banishment, but now it specifically implies forced removal by authorities.
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"The deportation" appears in the Vocaplus list "English - History - (B2) - set 1", containing 210 commonly used words.
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