extradite
/ˈɛkstɹədaɪt/
extradite
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- 1.
To hand over (a person accused or convicted of a crime) to the jurisdiction of another country or state.
"The country refused to extradite the fugitive."
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The country refused to extradite the suspect.
The country refused to extradite the suspect.
They are discussing whether to extradite him for the charges.
They are discussing whether to extradite him for the charges.
The international treaty outlines the procedures to extradite fugitives.
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How do you pronounce extradite?
extradite is pronounced [/ˈɛkstɹədaɪt/]. You can hear a native pronunciation on Smoveth.
What does extradite mean?
extradite means "extradite". See the meanings and examples higher up on the page for the full picture.
How difficult is extradite?
extradite is a Advanced-level word.
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Example: "The country refused to extradite the suspect." — used to mean "extradite".
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