MOVE


Meaning of MOVE in English

I. verb

1.

Synonyms: go 2, ||blow, depart, exit, get away, get off, leave, pull out, take off, withdraw

2.

Synonyms: advance 5, get along, get on, march, proceed, progress

3.

Synonyms: be , breathe, exist, live, subsist

4.

to change or cause to change from one place to another

he moved quickly down the staircase

move the chair across the room

Synonyms: dislocate, disturb, remove, shift, ship, transfer

Related Word: displace, replace, supersede, supplant; bear, carry, convey, transmit, transport

5.

to set or keep in motion or action

the mechanism that moves the locomotive

Synonyms: actuate, drive, impel, mobilize, propel

Related Word: activate, motivate

Contrasted words: bring up, draw up, fetch up, halt, haul up, pull up, stop

6.

Synonyms: provoke 4, excite, galvanize, innervate, innerve, motivate, pique, quicken, rouse, stimulate

7.

Synonyms: affect , carry, get, impress, influence, inspire, strike, sway, touch

Related Word: induce, persuade, prevail

8.

Synonyms: convert 1, bring, lead, persuade

9.

Synonyms: behave 1, acquit, act, bear, carry, comport, conduct, demean, deport, go on

II. noun

1.

Synonyms: measure 7, maneuver, procedure, proceeding, step

2.

Synonyms: motion 1, movement, stir, stirring

Related Word: alteration, change, modification, variation

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