Meaning & use
Repatriable
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able to be sent or brought back to one's own country, especially referring to money, assets, or people
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The new regulations made corporate profits fully repatriable without heavy taxation.
Aid workers confirmed the refugees were legally repatriable once the conflict ended.
A note on using this word
Frequently used in finance and international law to describe funds or earnings that foreign investors are legally permitted to send home.
Words with a similar meaning
returnabletransferable
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Words with an opposite meaning
non-repatriable
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