Phrasal verbs starting with "move"

To change position or location, either within a space or more broadly by relocating frequently.

To make progress or to proceed with something, especially a plan or project.

To continue moving or progressing; also used as a directive to keep walking and not stop or gather in one place.

To change position or location, either physically within a space or by relocating frequently.

To leave a place where you have been living and go to live somewhere else; also to change direction away from something.

To return to a previous position or place of residence; to postpone something to a later time; or to move in a backward direction.

To move to a lower position physically, or to move to a lower rank, level, or category.

To start living in a new home or place; also to move closer to something or someone, especially in order to take action.

To begin to take control of or encroach on something that belongs to or is associated with someone else; to approach someone or something in

To begin living in a new home; to start operating in a new area, sector, or field.

To begin moving away from a place, especially for a vehicle or group to start travelling from a stationary position.

To continue to the next stage, topic, or phase; or to leave behind a situation, relationship, or period of life and begin something new.

To leave a place where you have been living and go to live somewhere else.

To shift to one side to make room, or to give up a position to someone else.

To go to live or work in a different place, or to cause someone to feel deep emotion.

To advance to a higher position, level, or rank, or to shift position to make space.

To adapt to or keep pace with changing times, trends, or a group.