Verb:

स्वदेशी परत पाठविणे, मातृभूमीत पुनर्वसन करावे,

repatriated's Usage Examples:

In all, 542 Pakistanis and 639 Indians were repatriated.

Its main task was the retention of flying qualifications for newly repatriated aircrew and the training of new personnel.

39 passengers were repatriated through Panmunjom on Valentine's Day, 1970.

Anti-communist Yugoslavs and Hungarians were also forcibly repatriated to their respective governments.

His remains were repatriated in July 1921, and he is buried in Arlington National Cemetery (Section Sou.

In January 1915, he was wounded for the first time and repatriated to convalesce in London.

established by freed slaves who were repatriated to Africa within a 28-year period.

The unit encountered various internal problems with some volunteers being unwilling to swear personal allegiance to Adolf Hitler and others being classed as medically unfit; almost a third of the volunteers were repatriated before October 1941.

He is quoted as saying:The immigrants and the British are racially and genetically incompatible, which is why immigrants must be repatriated.

The crew—three dead, one alive—were repatriated.

After the war, the palace was renovated, and most of the collection stolen by Germany was repatriated.

troops of the Canadian Army Overseas tired of waiting to be repatriated rioted in the streets of Aldershot in Hampshire, causing considerable damage to.

It has been repatriated to the UK in 2004.

Synonyms:

citizen,

Antonyms:

disallow, noncitizen,