move; displace
cause to move or shift into a new position or place, both in a concrete and in an abstract sense
"Move those boxes into the corner, please"; "I'm moving my money to another bank"; "The director moved more responsibilities onto his new assistant"Types:- mobilize; mobilise; circulate
- relocate
- dislocate; luxate; splay; slip
- translate
- station; post; send; place
- agitate; vex; disturb; commove; shake up; stir up; raise up
- transmit; transfer; transport; channel; channelize; channelise
- funnel
- brandish; flourish; wave
- pull; draw; force
- transport; carry
- tug
- disarrange
- put; set; place; pose; position; lay
- engage; mesh; lock; operate
- propel; impel
- launch; set in motion
- wind; wrap; roll; twine
- unwind; wind off; unroll
- wedge; squeeze; force
- work
- spill; shed; disgorge
- spill; slop; splatter
- unseat
- separate; disunite; divide; part
- uproot; extirpate; deracinate; root out
- press down; depress
- lift
- flick; ruffle; riffle
- work
- take back
- center; centre
- pump
- scan
- jar; shake up; bump around
- dandle
- roll; revolve
- push; force
- rock; sway
- fluctuate
- pulse
- shift; dislodge; reposition
- glide
- stir
- play
- overturn; tip over; turn over; upset; knock over; bowl over; tump over
- transport; send; ship
- send; direct
- transport
- saltate
- lower; take down; let down; get down; bring down
- lift; raise
- raise; lift; elevate; get up; bring up
- drop
- sink
- advance; bring forward
- chase away; drive out; turn back; drive away; dispel; drive off; run off
- transfer; shift
- displace
- herd; crowd
- circulate
- circulate; pass around; pass on; distribute
- rout out; drive out; force out; rouse
- drive
- race; rush
- woosh; whoosh
- pour
- slip
- exteriorize; bring outside
- upstage
- swing
- turn; turn over
- turn
- turn
- slide
- run
- whistle
- beat; flap
- singsong
- hustle
- wash
- rake
- blow
- drag
- pull; draw
- lateralize
- translate
- hit; strike
- sling
- change hands; change owners
- transfer
- expel; throw out; kick out
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