repatriatee
repatriator
repat
repatriatable
repatriable
repatriational
repurchaser
reincarnator
reclaimant
repatriate
reclaimer
reinstater
reimporter
replanter
reinsurer
rebuyer
salvagee
recompenser
resettler
resurrectee
reintroducer
revaccinee
reversioner
reintegrative
revenant
reimbursee
reversionary
recreator
resubmitter
reconqueror
repayable
result
rex-pat
repayment
homecomer
reconnoitrer
recoverer
repiner
revenue
salvager
reimbursable
recoupment
retracer
refinancer
regifter
reacquirer
salvor
reinstatement
reincarnated
reclaim
remittee
reforger
cessionary
redeemable
landlouper
refundment
reviler
recommencer
reposer
repo
repurposer
rehabilitator
unrepatriable
returner
revivifier
repurchase
reimburser
disponer
inpat
reversional
deporter
reinvestor
return
rehabilitation
freeman
resurrectible
reinstation
reinvader
resurrectable
repayer
recomposer
regain
rehabilitate
payback
repossession
canner
restorer
repenter
reparationist
redemptional
disposition
ransom money
rehabilitant
rehabilitee
returnee
ransom
revisitor

English words for 'One who is repatriated.'

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