Resettle (verb)

1. To establish oneself or a group of people in a new place, especially after being forcibly removed from their previous home.
2. To cause someone to move to a new place, especially after being forcibly removed from their previous home.

Origin:

From the prefix "re-" meaning "again" and the word "settle" meaning "to establish oneself in a new place".

Examples:

1. The government plans to resettle the refugees in a safe and secure location.
2. The company is working to resettle the displaced residents after the natural disaster.
3. The organization is helping the refugees to resettle in the new country.
4. The government's plan to resettle the indigenous people was met with resistance.
5. The company is working to resettle the employees to a new location after the closure of the factory.