extradition
word
Definition
Extradition is the legal process where one country sends a person accused or convicted of a crime back to the country where the crime was committed.
Usage & Nuances
"Extradition" is formal, used mainly in legal or government contexts. Often part of phrases like "extradition treaty" (an agreement between countries) or "seek extradition". Not used in daily casual conversation.
Example Sentences
The government asked for extradition of the suspect.
basic
There is an extradition treaty between the two countries.
basic
He avoided extradition by fleeing to another country.
basic
Without extradition, criminals could hide in other countries with no consequences.
natural
The suspect fought the extradition for several years in court.
natural
After long negotiations, the two governments reached an extradition agreement.
natural