on the move
Going from here
On the move describes someone or something in motion, traveling, or actively going from place to place: We grabbed lunch on the move.
It often suggests busy activity or progress: The company has been on the move since the new CEO arrived.
It can also mean changing location to avoid detection: The fugitive stayed on the move.
- travelingMoving from place to place
- road tripExtended pleasure drive
- progressingMoving toward completion
- making stridesAdvancing considerably toward goals
- transitMovement between places
active · journey · nomadic · vagabond · footloose · peripatetic · migration · itinerant · commuting · gallivanting · expedition · jet set · wandering · advancing · en route · locomotion · suitcase · mobility
- motion idiomsin motion, back and forth, to and fro, up and down, side to side
- momentumgain traction, gaining traction, gaining steam, gather steam, pick up speed
- motion statesstationary, in motion, at rest, still, motionless
- movingmovers, pack up, relocate, packing, unpacking
- Moving Statusrelocating, relocated, moved, in transit, transferred
- progressprogress, in progress, promotion, raise, making progress
on the movestationary
Not in motion
still · motionless · standing still · at rest · immobile
on the movestagnant
Without movement or progress
stuck · in a rut · going nowhere · at a standstill · stalled
move, moving, the, emotion, movement, mobile, motive, movable, momentum