The city relocated its residents to a safer area following the hurricane.
The company relocated its headquarters to a more central location in the city.
The family relocated to a smaller town in search of a more peaceful environment.
The government relocated the refugees to a temporary shelter while their permanent housing was being built.
The school relocated the students to a different building due to renovations being done in their original space.
The department store relocated its furniture section to the second floor to accommodate a new product line.
The museum relocated its famous painting to a more secure location to protect it from potential damage.
The doctor relocated his practice to a more accessible area to serve a wider patient base.
The restaurant relocated its kitchen to a larger space to handle the increased demand for catering services.
The park relocated its playground to a more shaded area to provide a safe and comfortable space for children to play.

FAQs About the word relocated (to)

moved (to),inhabited, settled, colonized,populated

depopulated,unpeopled,

The city relocated its residents to a safer area following the hurricane.

The company relocated its headquarters to a more central location in the city.

The family relocated to a smaller town in search of a more peaceful environment.

The government relocated the refugees to a temporary shelter while their permanent housing was being built.

relocated (to) Antonyms