move out
The phrase 'move out' is commonly used to describe the act of leaving a place of residence or employment, often permanently.
Definition
B1Everyday Life
(informal)To leave one's home or apartment to live elsewhere.
Example
- She decided to move out after graduating from college.
B2Employment
(informal)To leave one's place of employment or office.
Example
- The company will move out of the old building next month.
C1Military
(technical)To depart from a military encampment or position.
Example
- The troops will move out at dawn.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "move out":
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