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Evacuation 

by Haley|Published August 28, 2026

Definition: when people leave a dangerous place and move somewhere safe.

Examples:
Authorities ordered an evacuation of the coastal area due to the tsunami.
The flooding forced the evacuation of hundreds of families.
Several evacuations were carried out during the wildfire season.

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