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What does Remigrate mean?

verb

1. migrate again

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The New and Complete Dictionary of the English Language ... (1775)

To which is Prefixed, a Comprehensive Grammar by John Ash

from remigrate) Roving back again. Remigra'tion (J. from remigrate) A remov.il hack again. Remind (v. t.from re, and mind) To put in mind, to force a recollection : with of : oj, " Wben age itfclf jball remind us of our mortality .

Encyclopaedia Of Petroleum Science And Engineering (In 18 Vols.) (Set) (2010)

by S L Sah

Finally, remigrate the result from step (8) using the updated velocity field from step (6). Zero-offset migration of DMO-corrected common offset data is equivalent to prestack migration of non-zero-offset data. Of course, this equivalence is largely ...

Encyclopaedia Londinensis, or, Universal dictionary of arts, sciences, and literature (1826)

and make them remigrate to their first simplicity. Boyle. REMIGRATION, s. Removal back again.— The Scots, transplanted hither, became acquainted with our customs, which, by occasional remigrations, became diffused in Scotland. Hale.

A General Dictionary of the English Language (1780)

by Thomas Sheridan

To REMIGRATE, re'-mi-grate. v. n. To remove back again. REMIGRATION, regressing. f. Removal back again. To REMIND, re-ml'nd.

Dictionary of hard words (1910)

by Robert Morris Pierce

remigrate v. (migrate again) 'zemi-gzet, zi'mai-gzet. remigration я. (action of remigrating; return) zemi'gzee- San, zi-mai'gzee-San. reminiscence n. (remembering; recalling of the past; recollecting) zemi'nisans.

An Etymological Dictionary of the English Language (1854)

by John Oswald.

Remigrate. Re; migro. Reminiscence. Re; memor. Remise, remiss, remit. Re; mitto. Remnnnt. Re; maneo. Remodel. Re; modus. Remonstrance, remonstrate.

A Dictionary of the English Language ... (1812)

by Samuel Johnson

[from remigrate.] Removal back again. Hale, To REMTOD. v. a. [re and mind.] To put in mind ; to forte to remcir.ber. South. REMINI'ÌCENCE. /. [nmtnisctm, Latin.] Recollection ; recovery of ideas. Hale. REMINISCE'NTIAL. et. [from réminiscence.

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