moved in
Started living there
Moved in means to establish residence in a new place: We moved in last Tuesday.
It often implies bringing belongings and settling: She moved in with her boyfriend.
More figuratively, to move in is to approach aggressively or take decisive action: Police moved in on the suspects.
When someone moves in on territory or a romantic interest, they're encroaching on what another considers theirs.
- boxesSix-sided containers
- cohabitationDwelling together unmarried
- living togetherSharing a dwelling
- settlingReaching resolution or rest
- settling inBecoming established somewhere
live-in · furniture · unpacking · keys · spare key · security deposit · neighbors · welcome mat · first night · occupancy · housewarming · new chapter · relocation · apartment · roommate · rent · change of address · homesickness
moved inmoved out
Left one's residence
vacated · cleared out · moved away · left · departed
moved invisiting
Going to see someone
passing through · crashing · stopping by · transient · guest
moved inmoved out
Left one's residence
withdrew · retreated · pulled out · moved away · exited
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