relocate (to) (Meaning)

relocate (to)

No meaning found for this word.

No weak antonyms found.

The company decided to relocate its headquarters to a more central location.
The government offered incentives to businesses to relocate to the new economic zone.
The family was forced to relocate due to the demolition of their home.
The school was relocated to a larger building to accommodate the growing student population.
The city government relocated its offices to a more accessible area for residents.
The wildlife organization relocated endangered animals to a safer habitat.
The refugees were temporarily relocated to a camp until permanent housing could be arranged.
The historic building was carefully relocated to a new site to preserve its architectural integrity.
The construction project required the relocation of several families from their homes.
The business relocated its manufacturing plant to a region with lower labor costs.

move (to),people, colonize,inhabit

depopulate,unpeople,

The company decided to relocate its headquarters to a more central location.

The government offered incentives to businesses to relocate to the new economic zone.

The family was forced to relocate due to the demolition of their home.

The school was relocated to a larger building to accommodate the growing student population.