CEFR A2

move out

phrasal verb

Meaning

Permanently leave a house or apartment where one has been living.

Examples

They plan to move out as soon as their new house is ready for them.
It was difficult to move out of the neighborhood where I grew up.

Synonyms: leave, depart, vacate, relocate

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move out (A2)

phrasal verb

Pronunciation: /muːv aʊt/

Definition

Permanently leave a house or apartment where one has been living.

Examples

They plan to move out as soon as their new house is ready for them.
It was difficult to move out of the neighborhood where I grew up.
The landlord gave the tenants thirty days to move out after the lease expired.

How to Use move out

move out of (prepositional phrase): Leaving a specific place or building. — "He had to move out of his dorm room before the summer break."

Synonyms of move out

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Antonyms of move out

Words with the opposite meaning to move out:

move in

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