move out

US /muːv aʊt/

UK /muːv aʊt/

1.

to leave your home or place of residence permanently

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I'm planning to move out of my apartment next month.

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They decided to move out after the landlord raised the rent.

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vacate depart relocate leave exit

2.

to move from a position or place, especially to make way for someone or something else

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Could you please move out of the way so I can pass?

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The crowd began to move out as the police arrived.

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clear out step aside make way disperse

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move moving move in move on out-and-out move up moving van