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extradite
This term is strictly legal and administrative, carrying a heavy connotation of official state power and international diplomacy. It describes a formal process of surrender rather than a simple arrest or deportation, implying a legal treaty or agreement exists between two sovereign entities to ensure justice is served across borders.
Because it refers to a specific judicial procedure, the word is almost exclusively used in news reports, legal documents, and political discourse. It is never used in casual settings to describe moving someone from one place to another unless the context is specifically about criminal jurisdiction.
Meanings
Examples
The government agreed to extradite the suspect to the United States.
They cannot extradite him because there is no treaty between the two nations.
Will they actually extradite the fugitive if he fights the request in court?
The court decided to extradite the fraudster to face trial in his home country.
I wonder if the embassy will help them extradite the prisoner quickly.
The treaty allows both countries to extradite criminals who flee across the border.
We must extradite the spy before he can leak any more secrets.
The state refused to extradite the political dissident.