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moved

[moovd] / muvd /


ADJECTIVE
gone to a different residence
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ADJECTIVE
proposed
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Example Sentences

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Before the plate boundary moved into the area, the oceanic crust there had already become unusually thick and heated.

From Science Daily

The company has moved aggressively to diversify its business before Keytruda’s loss of exclusivity in 2028, and Wall Street has broadly been pleased with the efforts.

From Barron's

“When Disney moved from their own distribution to Sony, we saw a drop in their title count, and we often carried all the Disney titles. We see it shrinking from some studios,” said Castle.

From Los Angeles Times

"Many clients moved abroad because they did not support the military campaign," Maria said.

From Barron's

CoreWeave’s share price has been volatile; since the stock listed in March, it’s moved by more than 3% in either direction for 61% of the days it’s been available to publicly trade.

From Barron's