exody
/ɛɡˈzoʊdəs/Definitions
1. noun
the act of leaving or going away, especially from a place of persecution or oppression.
“The exodus of refugees from their war-torn country was a heart-wrenching sight.”
2. noun
a departure or removal from a place or condition, especially one considered to be a liberating or redemptive event.
“The exodus from slavery to freedom was a turning point in American history.”
3. noun
a movement or migration, especially of people, from one place to another.
“The exodus of birds from their wintering grounds to their breeding habitats was a spectacular event.”
4. noun
a journey or passage, especially one considered to be a significant or transformative experience.
“The exodus of the pilgrims from England to America was a perilous but ultimately triumphant journey.”