moving (to) (Meaning)

moving (to)

No meaning found for this word.

No weak antonyms found.

The movers are moving our furniture to our new home next week.
The wind was moving the leaves around the backyard, creating a rustling sound.
The traffic was barely moving on the highway during rush hour.
The glaciers are moving slowly but surely, carving out the landscape.
The turtle was moving along the grass towards the pond.
The students were moving from one classroom to another to attend their next class.
The dancers were moving gracefully across the stage to the music's beat.
The clouds were moving quickly overhead, indicating that a storm was approaching.
The stock market was moving up and down erratically, making investors nervous.
The clock's hands were moving slowly, each tick bringing us closer to the end of the day.

relocating (to),inhabiting, populating,colonizing, settling

depopulating,unpeopling,

The movers are moving our furniture to our new home next week.

The wind was moving the leaves around the backyard, creating a rustling sound.

The traffic was barely moving on the highway during rush hour.

The glaciers are moving slowly but surely, carving out the landscape.