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move
noun as in progress, deed
verb as in be in motion, put in motion
Strongest matches
advance, blow, carry, change, climb, cross, drift, drive, flow, fly, go, jump, leave, migrate, proceed, progress, propel, push, relocate, remove, run, shift, ship, switch, transfer, transport, travel, walk, withdraw
verb as in motivate, influence
Strong matches
activate, actuate, advocate, affect, agitate, budge, cause, excite, impel, impress, incite, induce, inspire, inspirit, instigate, introduce, persuade, prompt, propose, quicken, recommend, rouse, shove, stimulate, stir, strike, submit, suggest, sway, touch, urge
Weak matches
bring up, draw up, get going, give rise to, play on, prevail upon, put forward, tug at, work on
Example Sentences
“If the Bears make a move on Eberflus, why wouldn’t you want to put Caleb with a guy who made him that comfortable?”
A vote is expected to be held before Christmas, with both Labour and the Greens supporting the move.
If they answer "yes" to one or more, then the jury will move to the next stage and assess what damages to award Ms Hand.
"If we slept as hard as males sleep, we would not move forward as a species, right?"
Six months ago, when the court’s chief prosecutor said he had requested the warrants, the U.S. condemned the move.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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