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evacuee

noun as in emigrant

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noun as in expatriate

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noun as in fugitive

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noun as in migrant

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noun as in refugee

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noun as in transmigrant

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He was told that the Israelis had strictly prohibited evacuees from taking any sand or earth from Gaza.

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The school was designated an evacuation centre, so he'd originally been tasked with helping evacuees.

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The identity of the evacuees was not given.

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It's too much for the police to carry: they already have evacuees and their belongings crammed inside the white van.

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The tale of Sydney, a rescue dog who provided solace and companionship for evacuees from the Eaton fire.