Verb:

सरकाना, टसकाना, खिसकाना, स्थानांतरित करना,

relocate's Usage Examples:

monotony of this vast landscape, the poachers are able to relocate and recover the ivory months or even years later.

commutable location or be willing to relocate to the area.

Freedom: While freedom may not be the first thing a single parent considers, the opportunity to pick up and relocate, or fulfill lifelong dreams, is often easier to achieve without catering to the career and personal goals of your partner.

The U.S. Federal Government banned the sun dance during the period when the Native Americans were being forced to relocate either west of the Mississippi or develop Western living standards.

Another advantage of Internet modeling is that the teen can live anywhere in the country instead of having to relocate to one of the coasts or to a catalog Mecca, like Chicago.

The type of site that will be best for you is largely dependent on what field you're in, how much experience you have, where you live, and whether or not you are willing to relocate.

Unlike regular universities, most beauty academies do not offer any type of student housing, and many students choose local schools or relocate to an area where they hope to work after graduation.

We plan to relocate the war memorial in front of the new building.

I relocate HQ after each one for security reasons.

As businesses relocate further inland, jobs and prosperity will move with them, opening an entire segment of the Chinese population to the Western world's universe of products and services previously undreamed of.

Synonyms:

displace, move,

Antonyms:

ascend, recede, rise,