CSS Solved Synonyms and Antonyms

Expatriate (Noun) means: Emigrant. If someone doesn’™t live in his own country, but he lives another country is called an “Expatriate”.
In simple words, if you born in Pakistan, and, currently, live in England, you are a Pakistani expatriate in Britain.
A large number of Afghani expatriate live in Pakistan.
Expatriate (Verb) means: To move out of your own country, or to cause somebody to move from their own country to another country, or to send money out of a country to another county.
The new leaders will expatriate the ruling party.
He was expatriated to France after WWI.
The government should offer a heaven for its nationals from overseas to expatriate their money.
The company has fifty expatriate staff working around the world.
The expatriates are an important source of economic support to a country.
Synonyms
Synonyms of “Expatriate” are:
Emigrant, refugee, exiled, émigré, expat, migrant, outcast, departer, evacuee, expel, transport, outlaw, drive away, excommunicate, banish, oust, deport, evict, proscribe, etc.
Antonyms
Antonyms of “Expatriate” are:
Indigenous, native, local, nonmigrant, nonmigratory, aborignal, etc.
Word in a sentence
Some of my friends at college have expatriate families.
After WWI, many political leaders were expatriated from Germany and Turkey.
An Asian academic will be expatriated from the country tomorrow.
The new leaders will expatriate the ruling party.
He was expatriated to France after WWI.
The government should offer a heaven for its nationals from overseas to expatriate their money.
The company has fifty expatriate staff working around the world.
The expatriates are an important source of economic support to a country.

Cicerone (Verb): A guide or a person who conducts and informs sightseers.
Synonyms
Synonyms of “Cicerone” are:
Conductor, Guide, Pilot, Escort, Tour guide, Docent, Courier, Agent, Dragoman, etc.
Antonyms
Antonyms of “Cicerone” are:
Tourist, sightseer, etc.