Migration meaning in English: In this article, the meaning of the word ‘Migration’ is explained in simple English with examples, along with its synonyms and antonyms.
‘Migration’ pronunciation= mai-ɡreis(a)n, mai-ɡreisan
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Migration meaning in English
‘Migration’ means the movement of someone from one country, region, or place to another one.
1. People or groups of people move from one country, region, or place to another country, region, or place in search of work or for better living conditions is called migration.
▪ The most common cause of ‘migration’ around the world is religious conflict, poverty, or search for employment.
2. Seasonal moving of animals, mammals, birds, insects, etc. from one area to another.
3. To move information or data from one type of system to another.
4. The process of a customer changing the existing service provider company to another service provider company is called ‘Customer Migration’.
Migration-Example
The word ‘Migration’ act as a Noun.
The plural noun of the word ‘Migration’ is ‘Migrations’.
Sentences that can be formed using the word ‘Migration’ are as follows.
Examples:
▪ What are the causes of Migration?
▪ ‘Migration’ can be within a country or between countries.
▪ ‘Migration’ means a movement from one place to another place for a while.
▪ ‘Migration’ outside your constituency.
▪ Many animals, mammals, birds, insects, etc. are moved from one place to another place at certain times of the year, this movement is known as ‘Migration’.
▪ ‘Migration’ is an impressive adaptation that helps animals to survive through seasonal changes.
▪ Humpback whales have the longest migration journey than any other mammals on earth. They can travel up to 5000 miles.
▪ Most of the time ‘Migration’ means moving over a long distance.
▪ Some animals look to the sky and use the stars, moon, and sun to help them find their way, during the migration.
▪ The great wildebeest migration is one of the most amazing things in the world.
‘Migration’ other meanings
state migration= People’s movement from one state to another state (mostly in search of a job, study, etc.)
local migration= movement within the area
native place migration= Left your native place in order to settle in another place
labour migration= Movement of persons within their own country of residence, for the purpose of employment.
mass migration= Large groups of people moving from one geographical area to another
seasonal migration= Movement on a seasonal basis from one place to another
reverse migration= Returning to their place of origin from the destination state/countries
intrastate migration= Movement of people within the state
temporary migration= Moving somewhere else for a limited period of time for a specific purpose
rural migration= Movement of people from the countryside to the city
migration of labour= Movement of labor from one place to another in search of work
human migration= Movement of people from one place to another in the world
bird migration= regular seasonal movement of the bird
data migration= The process of moving data from one place to another
permanent migration= Moving to another country permanently to settle
Migration-Synonym
The synonyms of the word ‘Migration’ are as follows.
| dwelling abroad |
| transmigration |
| journey |
| resettlement |
| transference |
| transhumance |
| population movement |
| moving abroad |
| rehousing |
| movement |
| shift |
| departure |
| exodus |
| hegira |
| transfer |
| passage |
| trek |
Migration-Antonym
The antonyms of the word ‘Migration’ are as follows.
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