Migrated is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MIGRATED in dictionary:

VERB:
• MIGRATE, to move from one region to another
• (of an animal, typically a bird or fish) move from one region or habitat to another according to the seasons
• (of a person) move to a new area or country in order to find work or better living conditions
• move from one part of something to another
• change or cause to change from one system to another
• transfer (programs or hardware) from one system to another

Words related to MIGRATED

migrate10 migrates11 migrating13

Words that contain MIGRATED

emigrated13 immigrated16 remigrated14 transmigrated17 untransmigrated19

How to use MIGRATED in a sentence

• A Norfolk man, he migrated to America and played a leading part in the Revolution.
• And this great movement took place about the time that another branch of their race also migrated southeastwardly to the valleys of the Indus.
• Most of these have migrated to the large cities in the East and Northwest, such as Philadelphia, New York, Indianapolis, Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Columbus, Detroit and Chicago.
• The king and his family migrated from their little lodge into the old and spacious castle.
• Fourteen million of the sixty-five million native-born are living not in the state of their birth, but in other states to which they have migrated.
• All these peoples had migrated from southern China.
• Finally, many Chinese migrated northward, into the territories of the frontier peoples, not only of the Hsien-pi but especially of the Huns.
• The leading tribe itself had migrated southward in the third century from the frontier territory between northern Mongolia and northern Manchuria.
• The small farmers who were squeezed out, migrated to the south.
• When they migrated northwards they brought with them the flax and the cereals of Egypt, and introduced with them the southern weeds which grew among these cultivated plants.
• Being reduced, they migrated to the neighborhood of the Pawnees, under whose protection they now live.
• Then the weather broke for a time and we migrated to the Parish Hall.
• These large families migrated to the beet-fields in early spring.
• But the leaders of the Vishnuite movement in the twelfth and subsequent centuries were mostly Brahmans of southern extraction who migrated to Hindustan.
• I conjectured that in ages past some tribe of Indians had migrated to it, for that Indian blood flowed in the veins of its present inhabitants seemed beyond doubt.
• The English, on the other hand, apparently migrated in a body.
• Our ancestors, however, who migrated hither, were laborers, not lawyers.
• From this center hordes of primitive men migrated to distant centers where they differentiated into three primary and distinct groups.
• More of these Tartar tribes migrated to Asia Minor and adopted the Mohammedan religion.
• At Santarem is one of the largest colonies which migrated from the disaffected Gulf States for Brazil.
• After taking his degree at Cambridge he migrated to Oxford for the purpose of studying geography.
• Being a zealous Royalist, he had, together with his father, migrated to that country in 1643, and returned from it at the Restoration.
• The Canaanites of Phoenicia believed that they had originally migrated from the Persian Gulf.
• Words of warfare on land crossed the channel, in exchange for words of warfare at sea which migrated from England to France.
• From thence, when his son was thirteen years old, he migrated to North Carolina, and settled in one of the valleys of South Yadkin.
• But for the last three or four months, since the two girls migrated together into Mantles, Logan had been conspicuously absent.
• The family is of German origin, but his ancestors migrated to Holland in the seventeenth century and became Dutch.
• To it the Committee of Safety had retreated, but the flames from the burning buildings opposite reached it, and the committee once more migrated in search of safe quarters.
• Just about the same time came the famine already mentioned and many Jains migrated to the south.
• Clarke said the population used to be about 2000 in number, but many have died of Sleeping Sickness and some have migrated.
• One day a Chief was greatly disturbed because two men from his village had migrated into State territory.
• This Manikus failed to do, and to escape vengeance he migrated north of the Limpopo.

Similar words containing MIGRAT without suffix ed

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