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diaspora

[dahy-as-per-uh, dee-] / daɪˈæs pər ə, di- /
NOUN
the spreading out of a group of people
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By contrast, other west African countries, notably Benin, have sought to attract tourists, especially from the diaspora, by honouring and commemorating the continent's history and traditions.

From Barron's

The Eaton and Palisades fire diaspora has played out in a sunburst pattern of impromptu moves that likely will never be traced in full detail.

From Los Angeles Times

Two films at this year's Berlin Film Festival follow members of the African diaspora telling stories by retracing the paths of their ancestors.

From Barron's

While national crime data does not break down rates by victims' nationality, the number of crimes against Nepali nationals rose sharply in 2024, outpacing the roughly 50-percent growth of its diaspora in Croatia.

From Barron's

Although the diaspora cannot vote this time due to logistical constraints, it wields significant influence.

From Barron's