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Synonym for move [verb]

The synonym move synonymous definition words:
means "speech"
propose, bring forward, submit, bring up, introduce, recommend, suggest
- conjugate verb move
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move [verb]

means "movement"
progress, advance, budge, move on, proceed, remove, stir

move [verb]

means "feeling"
influence, impress, affect, touch

move [verb]

means "activity"
arouse, agitate, dislocate, disturb, excite, drive, propel, rouse

move [noun]

means "movement"
action, motion, progress, transit
Further results for the word "move"

actuate [verb]

means "propel"
push, drive, move, impel
- conjugate verb actuate

affect [verb]

means "effect"
impress, stir, touch, move, pierce, overcome
- conjugate verb affect

be [verb]

means "physical condition"
live, exist, breathe, continue, move, subsist
- conjugate verb be
- translate be

be alive [verb]

means "exist"
move, breathe
- conjugate verb be alive

beckon [verb]

means "gesture"
gesticulate, sign, move, motion, wave, call
- conjugate verb beckon

breathe [verb]

means "exist"
move, be alive
- conjugate verb breathe

budge [verb]

means "progress"
advance, move, move on, proceed, remove, stir
- conjugate verb budge

convey [verb]

means "transport"
carry, bear, bring, move, send, pass
- conjugate verb convey

cut [verb]

means "deed"
insult, hurt, move, slight, touch, wound
- conjugate verb cut

disarrange [verb]

means "lose"
dislocate, mislay, misplace, move, displace
- conjugate verb disarrange

displace [verb]

means "lose"
dislocate, mislay, misplace, move, disarrange
- conjugate verb displace

drag [verb]

means "pull"
hale, tow, draw, move, haul, transport
- conjugate verb drag

excite [verb]

means "arouse"
inspire, animate, move, electrify, charge, thrill
- conjugate verb excite

exist [verb]

means "state"
be, live, breathe, continue, move, subsist
- conjugate verb exist

flow [verb]

means "process"
pour, progress, pass, move, run, continue
- conjugate verb flow

gesticulate [verb]

means "gesture"
motion, sign, move, beckon, wave, call
- conjugate verb gesticulate

go [verb]

means "departure"
leave, depart, move, pull out, take off, retire
- conjugate verb go
- translate go

impel [verb]

means "propel"
push, drive, move, actuate
- conjugate verb impel

influence [verb]

means "induce"
incite, persuade, impel, instigate, move, activate
- conjugate verb influence

instigate [verb]

means "induce"
incite, persuade, impel, influence, move, activate
- conjugate verb instigate

live [verb]

means "state"
be, exist, breathe, continue, move, subsist
- conjugate verb live
- translate live

maneuver [noun]

means "stratagem"
move, ruse, artifice

manoeuvre [noun]

means "stratagem"
move

march [verb]

means "movement"
military walk, parade, step, tread, tramp, move
- conjugate verb march
- translate march

measure [noun]

means "action"
proceeding, move, manoeuvre, procedure, step

motion [verb]

means "action"
gesture, gesticulate, sign, move, beckon, wave
- conjugate verb motion

motion [noun]

means "action"
gesture, stir, direction, move, stirring, course

movement [noun]

means "action"
transit, change, move, activity, motion, progress

occasion [verb]

means "cause"
move
- conjugate verb occasion

pan [verb]

means "activity"
move, sweep, follow, scope, purview
- conjugate verb pan
- translate pan

pass [verb]

means "movement"
proceed, go, progress, move, advance
- conjugate verb pass

pierce [verb]

means "rouse"
affect, excite, move, strike, thrill, touch
- conjugate verb pierce

prise [verb]

means "lever"
push, lift, pry, pull, move, tilt
- conjugate verb prise

proceeding [noun]

means "action"
measure, move, manoeuvre, procedure, step

pry [verb]

means "lever"
push, lift, prise, prize, pull, move
- conjugate verb pry

pull out [verb]

means "leave"
depart, move, go, take off, retire
- conjugate verb pull out

push [verb]

means "activity"
shove, drive, propel, bulldoze, move, impel
- conjugate verb push

relocate [verb]

means "leave the country"
migrate, quit, emigrate, immigrate, move
- conjugate verb relocate

retire [verb]

means "departure"
leave, depart, move, pull out, take off, go
- conjugate verb retire

run [verb]

means "activity"
flow, stream, move, go, pour, flood
- conjugate verb run

shift [verb]

means "activity"
move, slip, budge, displace, stir, turn
- conjugate verb shift

shove [verb]

means "push"
drive, propel, bulldoze, move, impel, elbow
- conjugate verb shove

shovel [verb]

means "dig with a shovel"
dig up, scoop, load, excavate, move, delve
- conjugate verb shovel

step [verb]

means "movement"
move, go, advance, proceed, walk, go on
- conjugate verb step

stir [verb]

means "activity"
mix, agitate, move, shake, disturb, beat
- conjugate verb stir

sweep [noun]

means "movement"
move, stroke, thrust, course, motion, gesture

touch [verb]

means "action"
impress, affect, move, strike, stir, soften
- conjugate verb touch

tow [verb]

means "activity"
pull, hale, drag, draw, move, haul
- conjugate verb tow

transit [noun]

means "movement"
action, motion, progress, move

urge [verb]

means "activity"
activate, move
- conjugate verb urge

work [verb]

means "language"
influence, persuade, move
- conjugate verb work
- translate work

move forward [verb]

means "advance"
bring forward, further, serve, move on
- conjugate verb move forward

move on [verb]

means "move forward"
bring forward, further, serve, advance
- conjugate verb move on

moved [adjective]

means "transferred"
displaced, replaced

movement [noun]

means "rhythm"
division, motion, part, section, tempo, time

movement [noun]

means "inclination"
tendency, drift, bent

mover [noun]

means "conveyor"
messenger, carrier, deliverer, vehicle

advance [verb]

means "move forward"
bring forward, further, serve, move on
- conjugate verb advance

affected [adjective]

means "influenced"
moved, touched, overwhelmed, impressed, tender, concerned

agitated [adjective]

means "upset"
disturbed, uneasy, nervous, shaken, moved, distraught

alienation [noun]

means "disagreement"
movement, division, trouble, breach, words, difference

alteration [noun]

means "modification"
change, shift, variation, movement, transformation, mutation

bring forward [verb]

means "move forward"
advance, further, serve, move on
- conjugate verb bring forward

carrier [noun]

means "conveyor"
messenger, mover, delivery, vehicle

change [noun]

means "activity"
modification, alteration, shift, variation, movement, transformation

concerned [adjective]

means "influenced"
moved, touched, overwhelmed, impressed, tender, affected

conveyance [noun]

means "act of conveying"
transport, transfer, movement, transmission, communication, transportation

conveyor [noun]

means "carrier"
messenger, mover, delivery, vehicle

departed [adjective]

means "left"
forsaken, gone, withdrawn, moved, disappeared

division [noun]

means "disagreement"
movement, alienation, trouble, breach, words, difference

gone [adjective]

means "left"
gone out, moved, departed, disappeared

instigator [noun]

means "inciter"
agitator, fomenter, mover

machine [noun]

means "organization"
organisation, movement, ring, line-up

march [noun]

means "process"
progression, advance, development, growth, rise, movement
- translate march

metamorphosis [noun]

means "modification"
alteration, shift, variation, movement, transformation, mutation

modification [noun]

means "change"
alteration, shift, variation, movement, transformation, mutation

motion [noun]

means "action"
movement

out of place [adjective]

means "displaced"
mislaid, lost, gone, moved, not belonging, astray

overwhelmed [adjective]

means "influenced"
moved, touched, affected, impressed, tender, concerned

play [noun]

means "action"
activity, exercise, motion, movement, operation
- translate play

proceed [verb]

means "progress"
advance, continue, go on, move on, pass on
- conjugate verb proceed

shaken [adjective]

means "upset"
disturbed, uneasy, nervous, agitated, moved, distraught

sold out [adjective]

means "out of stock"
depleted, moved, disappeared, all gone

step in [verb]

means "go in"
enter, move forward, come in, go into, visit
- conjugate verb step in

temblor [noun]

means "earthquake"
movement

traffic [noun]

means "transit"
transportation, travel, movement, influx, passage

transfer [noun]

means "shift"
change, assignment, movement, traffic

transformation [noun]

means "modification"
alteration, shift, variation, movement, change, mutation

transmutation [noun]

means "modification"
alteration, shift, variation, movement, transformation, mutation

transport [noun]

means "carrier"
transportation, conveyance, conveyor, mover

transportation [noun]

means "transit"
carriage, transport, conveyance, movement

words [noun]

means "disagreement"
movement, alienation, trouble, breach, division, difference
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