moved

Phonetic Respelling: [ moovd ]

Definition:

v. change location; n. the act of deciding to do something

Sentence:

The dancer moved with grace.

More example sentences:

The dancer moved with grace.

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When Tom moved to New York, what was his most successful machine?

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What did Hershey discover when he moved to Colorado?

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They moved out of their house because it had asbestos.

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What did Robert do when he moved to England?

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When Liam moved away to his new town, which character actually lived in the same town?

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Who moved into Bruce's house when he was away?

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Wher had Annie moved to?

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She moved across the stage with fluidity of grace.

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When Liam moved away, which character from the book moved into Liam's house?

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What moved under Corduroy's feet?

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At the end of the story, who moved in right next door to Twinklepop Lagoon?

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''He watched the samples grow and then he carefully moved them to the incubator.'' What is an 'incubator?'

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Alvin moved like a cat, smooth like quicksilver. This is an example of what literary device?

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Why did Mrs. Palmer say her mother was happy when Alberta and her dads moved in across the street?

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Synonyms:

travel; go; locomote

Antonyms:

staying put; stationary; still

Moved rhymes:

• One Syllable Rhymes
  • proved
• Two Syllable Rhymes
  • approved
  • disproved
  • improved
  • reununproved
• Three Syllable Rhymes
  • disapproved
  • unapproved
  • unimproved