- repatriable
- re·patri·a·ble
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repatriable
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non — non·bank; non·belligerent; non·book; non·combatant; non·combustible; non·committal; non·conformist; non·de·script; non·effective; non·essential; non·existent; non·immune; non·interventionist; non·ionic; non·ju·rant; non·literate; non·metallic;… … English syllables
nonrepatriable — non·repatriable … English syllables
nonrepatriable — I. | ̷ ̷ at non + adjective : being not repatriable; specifically : displaced and stateless or not capable of being repatriated for any of a variety of reasons (as unwillingness to return to one s former country) a plan to rehabilitate and… … Useful english dictionary
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