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dedomicile

dedomicile verb: to relocate to another country.

Verb

dedomicile (third-person singular simple present dedomiciles, present participle dedomiciling, simple past and past participle dedomiciled)

  1. (ambitransitive) To relocate to another country.
    • (Pressure for dedomiciling, other than out of a desire to reduce taxes, could originate from the internationalization of corporate ownership, accelerated by issues of convertible Eurobonds.)1984, Richard D. Robinson, Internationalization of business: an introduction, page 251
    • […] to dedomicile itself so that the U.S. operation becomes a subsidiary of a foreign-based, majority foreign-owned corporation.1987, William A. Dymsza, Robert G. Vambery, International Business Knowledge, page 10

Forms of dedomicile

third-person singular presentdedomiciles
present participlededomiciling
past participlededomiciled
pastdedomiciled

Origin of dedomicile

From de- + domicile.

Questions about dedomicile

What does dedomicile mean?
Dedomicile means to relocate to another country.
What part of speech is dedomicile?
Dedomicile is a verb.
What is the past tense of dedomicile?
The past tense of dedomicile is dedomiciled.

Words near dedomicile in the dictionary

  1. dedolomitized
  2. dedolomitizes
  3. dedolomitizing
  4. dedomestication
  5. dedomestications
  6. dedomicile
  7. dedomiciled
  8. dedomiciles
  9. dedomiciling
  10. dedope
  11. dedoped

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