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migrate

[mahy-greyt] / ˈmaɪ greɪt /


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Industrial discipline migrated from shop floor to office desk.

From The Wall Street Journal

Over tens of millions of years, this pocket of warm, unstable rock slowly migrated to its current position at a pace of about 20 km per million years.

From Science Daily

As Earth's metallic core formed, elements such as iron and molybdenum migrated inward and became concentrated there, leaving the mantle with much lower amounts.

From Science Daily

For birds migrating thousands of miles each year, these forests serve as essential resting and wintering grounds.

From Science Daily

Some workers are migrating to skilled trades, white-collar employees are under pressure to level up their AI skills and parents are trying to figure out how to guide their college-age kids.

From The Wall Street Journal