noun
definition
Someone who comes back or returns, especially to their own country or region.
definition
A person who sends something back.
Examples of returnees in a Sentence
Ockenden is focusing its efforts on helping the returnees rebuild their lives, and prevent them from falling into the traps of the past.
Police in Stolac and in Gacko proved unwilling or unable to contain the numerous instances of arson designed to intimidate returnees.
This group were the official delegation to welcome the returnees.
We even have a specialist group dealing with overseas applicants, and another targeting returnees.
Mercy Corps came to Srebrenica to meet and discuss its assistance programs with Spahic and other returnees.
These last chapters of Isaiah relate to the period following the arrival of the first returnees from exile in Babylon.
Whilst identifying several categories of individual at risk, they concluded that involuntary returnees to Sudan generally would not be in danger.
This survey will help us in our mission to raise the awareness of women returnees and their careers.
The equipment will provide not only work for circus returnees but food for the children's refuges and a source of local income.
In several cases, returnees have found squatters in their former residences.
We estimate these will be 150,000 out of a projected total estimate of 400,000 returnees from the country.
This group were the official delegation to welcome the Returnees.
The equipment will provide not only work for circus returnees but food for the children 's refuges and a source of local income.
She becomes close to and eventually adopts the oldest and yet youngest of the returnees, Maia Rutledge (Conchita Campbell), an eight-year-old girl who disappeared in 1946.
Relations between the returnees and the government are complex, with the government in some instances helping and in others hindering.
The returnees themselves have no idea what their role in changing the future is supposed to be.