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Meaning of amotion
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amotion (n.)
Removal; ousting; especially, the removal of a corporate officer from his office.
Deprivation of possession.
amotion Sentence Examples
- The amotion of the old furniture from the living room allowed for a fresh and modern redesign.
- Despite protests, the amotion of the historical artifact from the museum was necessary for restoration purposes.
- Residents were surprised by the sudden amotion of the iconic sculpture from the town square.
- The museum announced the amotion of the precious paintings to a secure storage facility during renovations.
- The librarian oversaw the amotion of books from the shelves to reorganize the library's collection.
- The construction crew coordinated the amotion of debris from the construction site to ensure safety.
- The school implemented the amotion of outdated equipment from classrooms to make space for new technology.
- City officials discussed the amotion of the memorial statue to a more prominent location.
- The curator carefully supervised the amotion of fragile artifacts for transportation to a traveling exhibition.
- In preparation for the event, the event organizers ordered the amotion of barriers to create a spacious venue.
FAQs About the word amotion
Removal; ousting; especially, the removal of a corporate officer from his office., Deprivation of possession.
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No antonyms found.
The amotion of the old furniture from the living room allowed for a fresh and modern redesign.
Despite protests, the amotion of the historical artifact from the museum was necessary for restoration purposes.
Residents were surprised by the sudden amotion of the iconic sculpture from the town square.
The museum announced the amotion of the precious paintings to a secure storage facility during renovations.
