Definition of Move
Move
move
Definition/Meaning
(verb)
to change the position or place of someone or something, to proceed in a particular manner or direction;
e.g. We had to move the fallen tree from our property. I didn't want to move my injured foot. He stood up to move closer to the window.
(verb)
to leave from a place, to change the location of one's residence or place of work;
e.g. They want to move out of the city. She will move to a different branch office of the same company.
(verb)
to develop in a particular direction, to make progress in a particular manner, to change from one view, state, activity, or area to another or to cause such a change;
e.g. They want to move forward with their efficient designs. I am trying to move towards a vegan diet.
(verb)
to cause someone to feel some strong emotion, especially sympathy or sorrow, or to prompt or influence someone to take some action;
e.g. The poem was sad enough to move me to tears. He hoped his speech would move them to make better choices.
(noun)
a change in position, place/location, or state, such as a change of one's residence or place of work;
e.g. He didn't detect the move of his chair from its usual spot. They are still adjusting to their recent move to a new neighborhood.
(noun)
an action that forms a step of some process and that thus usually initiates or advances a plan, such as a maneuver or play in a game or sport;
e.g. Your next move is to gather the supplies you need. He made a smart move that helped him win the game.
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not move a muscle
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