move in (Meaning)
Wordnet
move in (v)
occupy a place
of trains; move into (a station)
move into a new house or office
Synonyms & Antonyms of move in
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
move in Sentence Examples
- The movers carefully moved the heavy furniture into the new house.
- She decided to move to a new city to pursue her dreams.
- The company has decided to move its headquarters to a different location.
- He made the first move on the chessboard, anticipating his opponent's response.
- The team executed a strategic move to outmaneuver the opposition.
- The dancer moved gracefully across the stage, captivating the audience.
- The government is considering a move to increase the minimum wage.
- The stock market experienced a sudden move upward, sending investors into a frenzy.
- The child moved his toys around the playroom, creating a new imaginary world.
- The politician made a bold move in the campaign, hoping to attract voters.
FAQs About the word move in
occupy a place, of trains; move into (a station), move into a new house or office
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The movers carefully moved the heavy furniture into the new house.
She decided to move to a new city to pursue her dreams.
The company has decided to move its headquarters to a different location.
He made the first move on the chessboard, anticipating his opponent's response.
