abroad

In another country

Abroad means in or to a foreign country: She studied abroad for a year, news from abroad.

The word once meant more broadly "out in the world" or "widely scattered"—a sense that survives in expressions like There are rumors abroad that the company is failing.

To get abroad is to become known or spread.

foreign

overseas

In foreign countries

alien · nonnative · transnational · multinational · offshore · external · unfamiliar · outlandish · cross-border · intercontinental

expat

expatriate

One living abroad permanently

diaspora · settler · transplant · sojourner · naturalization · citizenship · visa · refugee · residency · repatriation

travel

tourism

Leisure travel sector

sightseeing · globetrotting · itinerary · excursion · trip · journey · voyage · getaway · departure · arrival

culture

customs

Traditional practices or import taxes

cuisine · language · festivals · rituals · ceremonies · attire · music · dance · architecture · art

transport

flight

Aerial journey by aircraft

ferry · cruise · taxi · bus · shuttle · metro · layover · connection · boarding · terminal

accommodations

hotel

Commercial lodging establishment

motel · resort · villa · apartment · bnb · pension · lodge · chalet · cabin · campsite

Categories
Opposites
geographic location

abroadhome

One's personal residence

at home · domestic · here · in-country · domestically

containment/boundaries

abroadwithin

In the interior of

contained · gathered · collected · inside · housed

domestic vs. international scope

abroaddomestic

Of the home

domestically · at home · internal · national · local

Phrases
Family

broad, broaden, broadly, broadening, breadth, broadened, broadest, broadens, broader

Familiarity
Top 50,000
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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Everyday, not technical · Rated G