1. present participle of expatriate: renouncing one’s citizenship or allegiance to one’s native country
Usage: formal; legal context
2. present participle of expatriate: banishing or exiling someone from their native country
Usage: formal; often passive

Examples

• He is expatriating himself to avoid military service.
• The government is expatriating citizens who joined enemy forces.
• She considered expatriating after the political upheaval.
• The court ordered expatriating the convicted traitor.
• Many wealthy individuals are expatriating for tax reasons.
• The process of expatriating requires extensive legal documentation.