moves in
Settles into place
To move in is to begin living in a place, typically after relocating: We move in next week, She moved in with her boyfriend.
When someone moves in on something, they approach aggressively to take control or seize an opportunity: Competitors moved in on their market share.
The phrase can also describe closing physical distance with intent: The police moved in on the suspect.
- keysLock-operating instruments
- spare keyDuplicate for emergencies
- boxesSix-sided containers
- packing tapeAdhesive strip for parcels
- neighborsThose dwelling nearby
next door · unpacking · tenant · lease · housewarming · tape · door · takes over · settling · fresh start · transition · landlord · roommates · closet · suitcase · adaptation · furniture · bag
residential status
moves invacates
Leaves premises empty
leaves · clears out · moves away · evacuates · departs
move, moving, motion, moved, movement, motive, removal, movable, motivation