Migration is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MIGRATION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a removal from one country or climate to another, esp. in a large number
• seasonal movement of animals from one region to another
• movement of people to a new area or country in order to find work or better living conditions
• movement from one part of something to another
• act or an instance of migrating
• The act of migrating.
• the movement of persons from one country or locality to another
• a group of people migrating together (especially in some given time period)
• (chemistry) the nonrandom movement of an atom or radical from one place to another within a molecule
• the periodic passage of groups of animals (especially birds or fishes) from one region to another for feeding or breeding
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to move from one country, place, or locality to another

Words related to MIGRATION

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How to use MIGRATION in a sentence

• On the 23d and 24th, many of the camping places of the Indians, in their migration westward, were passed.
• This exodus of the Negroes to the free States promoted the migration of others of their race to Canada, a more congenial part beyond the borders of the United States.
• Laws were passed in the North to prevent the migration of Negroes to that section.
• It was near the middle of August, and for the first time I was thankful that an earlier migration had not been feasible in my case.
• Migration was the source of the evil, and Christianity the dam on which it broke.
• But in 1820 Missouri was admitted as a slave state, and this turned the stream of southern migration aside from Illinois to Missouri.
• Already one can note remarkable developments of migration.
• The same causes that sent the Cavaliers to Virginia, sent a smaller migration to the West Indies.
• The last of the waterfowl had passed by now, but the northern migration was not yet done.
• It was a manoeuvre, an army changing its base of operations, a veritable tribal migration.
• Monroe Doctrine, 206, 231 Jews, migration of, 11 Johnson, Andrew, 365, 368, 371f.
• These customs of the conquering nation were without question the same, for the greater part, they had observed before their migration from Germany.
• In other words, there are not the hindrances to free migration between the various strata of society that obtain in other lands.
• And so the people of the great houses were making their migration.
• At the rate migration is now going from country to city in twenty years there will be ten millions more people in the cities than in the country.
• The first incident of any importance is his migration to Chalfont St.
• Such in brief is the process which is termed migration, and which has covered the southwest with thousands of village ruins.
• And moreover there is a persistent mixing of peoples going on, migration in search of employment and so on, quite unprecedented before the railways came.
• Discussing the phenomenon of the bird migration, she went with him down the trail to the cabin.
• The first executive council, which was also the legislative council, comprised some of the most eminent men of the Loyalist migration.
• I freely admit the former existence of many islands, now buried beneath the sea, which may have served as halting places for plants and for many animals during their migration.
• Oppressed by Egypt they revolt, and begin a migration backward toward the north and east.
• For more than a century after this there was no considerable migration to this part of North America.
• This story moreover is remarkable as pointing to a Khasi migration from beyond the Kopili river to their present abode.
• It was transplanted to England in the migration of the tribes, and was edited in the present form by some unknown Northumbrian poet.
• For the remainder the policy of root and branch extermination was abandoned in favour of a policy of State-aided migration and emigration.
• In fact, the stream of migration cannot flow too freely in that direction.
• Happily, his academic course was not long interrupted by this migration, for Canandaigua Academy, which offered unusual advantages, was within easy reach from his new home.
• Their migration commenced about the end of the fourteenth century and was, as is usual in such cases, a scattered, straggling movement.

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