1. relating to or characteristic of a diaspora; concerning the dispersion of a people or ethnic group from their homeland
Usage: commonly used in academic and cultural contexts
2. of or pertaining to communities living outside their ancestral homeland while maintaining cultural or religious ties
Usage: often applied to immigrant or refugee populations

Examples

• The diasporic communities maintained their traditions despite living far from their homeland.
• Diasporic literature often explores themes of displacement and cultural identity.
• Many diasporic families send remittances back to their countries of origin.
• The diasporic experience shaped the artist's unique perspective on belonging.
• Diasporic networks help connect people across different continents.
• She wrote about the diasporic condition in her academic research.