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exodus

[ek-suh-duhs] / ˈɛk sə dəs /


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California’s population growing seemed to be a permanent feature until the pandemic, when the California exodus became the state’s first years of population decline, ever.

From Los Angeles Times

That fact alone makes this polling shift significant, and if the exodus becomes big enough to make it easier for others to exit, it could start to compound.

From Salon

The network experienced an immediate exodus of viewers, putting it in third place behind MS NOW.

From Los Angeles Times

Being at home is a ritual, as religious, in its way, as remembering the Maccabees’ inextinguishable lamp or the exodus from Egypt.

From The Wall Street Journal

Driving the exodus is the strain of making ends meet in the seaside city known for scenic beauty and marine wildlife.

From The Wall Street Journal