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The term "expatriated" is an adjective derived from
the verb "expatriate." It refers to an individual or a group of people who have voluntarily or involuntarily relocated from their native or home country to live in a different nation or geographical area. The act of expatriating involves abandoning one's homeland or country of birth and settling in a foreign land for an extended period or indefinitely.
Expatriated individuals typically experience a wide range of circumstances that prompt their departure, such as seeking better employment opportunities, pursuing educational endeavors, escaping political instability or persecution, or responding to a corporate transfer. Consequently, they often become residents or citizens of the new country they have chosen to reside in.
The concept of expatriation is not solely limited to the physical relocation of individuals but also encompasses an emotional and cultural aspect. Expatriated individuals often face the challenges of adapting to a new language, societal norms, and customs, making adjustments to new living conditions, and establishing connections within their newly adopted community.
Furthermore, "expatriated" can also pertain to companies or businesses that have expanded their operations or established branches overseas. In this context, the term implies that the company has relocated its headquarters, assets, or employees to another country to conduct business operations outside of its home nation.
In summary, "expatriated" refers to individuals or entities that have voluntarily or involuntarily moved from their country of origin to settle in another nation, either temporarily or permanently, in search of new opportunities or due to external circumstances.
The word "expatriated" has a Latin origin. It is derived from the Latin verb "expatriare", which combines "ex" meaning "out of" or "away from" with "patria" meaning "native land" or "fatherland". Therefore, "expatriate" literally means "out of the native land". The term was first coined in English in the early 19th century to refer to someone who has chosen to reside in a foreign country, usually relinquishing their citizenship or ties to their homeland.
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