exodo
nounmasculine/ˈɛ.ksu.du/medium
e·xo·do
Definition
A mass emigration of people, usually due to war, famine, persecution, or disaster; a collective departure.
The war caused a massive exodus of refugees.
There was an exodus from the city during the heatwave.
Etymology
Do latim exŏdus, por sua vez do grego éxodos (saída).