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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
In the bond market, yields move in the opposite direction to prices, and rise whenever government debt sells off.
The moves were aimed partly at mitigating the threat of tariffs.
Bryan moved out of the way, and no one inside the car was injured.
Luring head coaches from other places has historically been a winning move for UCLA.
In that capacity, he has often talked up or defended the president’s moves on trade or on other economic issues.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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