move in
Take up residence
To move in is to begin occupying a residence: We move in next week.
The phrase implies bringing belongings and establishing yourself somewhere new.
To move in on something is to approach aggressively, often to take control or seize an opportunity: Competitors moved in on their market share.
To move in with someone is to become their housemate or live-in partner.
- occupyFill or dwell in
- inhabitTo dwell within
- moving truckVehicle for transporting household goods
- packingPutting items in containers
- housewarmingCelebration of moving in
arrive · settle · cohabitate · reside · tenancy · shack up · unloading · first night · come · rental agreement · neighbors · live · boxes · address · change of address · comfort · nest · keys