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migrate

verb as in move, travel to another place

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He added that around 95% of the moose in northern Sweden migrate annually, adding that early migrations were not new with this year's prompted by less snow on the ground.

From BBC

Songbirds that migrate at night calibrate their magnetic compass to the setting sun, then use the stars as a compass.

From Salon

And also set-up - I have been a bit all over the place, a long way from Charles the past two weekends and slowly migrating towards him.

From BBC

"They go to every sound check and lay under the piano on the stage. Whenever Neil is playing, the dogs just migrate right to him and lay at his feet."

From BBC

By that point, the pile of cash had migrated to the coffee table.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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