resettle
verbUK /ˌriːˈsetl/
US /ˌriːˈsetl/
To move to a new place and start living there.
After the flood, the family had to resettle in a nearby town.
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2. To help people move and start a new life in a different place.
The government helped resettle the refugees in safe homes.
3. To settle again in a place after leaving it.
The birds resettle in the same trees every spring.
4. To begin living somewhere again after a period of moving around.
They resettled in their old village after the war ended.