Word
DIAS
Phoneticsdias
/ˈdaɪəz/
Definition
n. a group of people from the same country who live in another country. It is a more formal way to say 'diaspora'.
n. a group of people who have left their native country and are now living in another country. Often used in academic or political contexts to describe the global distribution of a specific population.
Examples
“The Greek diaspora has a large presence in many European cities.”
“Researchers are studying how the Indian diaspora maintains its cultural traditions while living in different parts of the world.”
“The political scientist argued that the Jewish diaspora has historically served as a bridge between different cultures, facilitating the exchange of ideas across borders.”
Examples
simple
“The Greek diaspora has a large presence in many European cities.”
contextual
“Researchers are studying how the Indian diaspora maintains its cultural traditions while living in different parts of the world.”
complex
“The political scientist argued that the Jewish diaspora has historically served as a bridge between different cultures, facilitating the exchange of ideas across borders.”
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