Synonyms for relocation
re·lo·ca·tion

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1. resettlement, relocationnoun

   the transportation of people (as a family or colony) to a new settlement (as after an upheaval of some kind)

   Synonyms:
   resettlement, move

2. move, relocationnoun

   the act of changing your residence or place of business

   "they say that three moves equal one fire"

   Synonyms:
   resettlement, motion, motility, move, movement

Matched Categories

1. • Change
   • Transportation

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1. List of paraphrases for "relocation":

   resettlement, offshoring, delocalisation, delocalization, transfer, outposting, displacement, relocating, move, re-location, reinstallation, re-installation, relocations, removal, resettling, moving, redeployment, movement, reclassification, rehousing, reprovisioning, reinstall, re-housing, re-run, reinstalling, relocate

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1. Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga:

   The government will once again explain its thoughts on the relocation to the Okinawan side as part of concentrated discussions toward a solution.

2. Chaloka Beyani:

   We don’t have to wait until an island sinks in maybe 50 years time and an entire population vanishes, there will have to be a planned movement and relocation.

3. Gabriel Felbermayr:

   The relocation of jobs is already taking place but is not yet visible in the export figures.

4. Jeff Miller:

   The government shouldn’t be in the business of doling out hundreds of thousands in cash to extremely well-compensated executives just to move less than three hours down the road, for VA to pay such an outrageous amount in relocation expenses at a time when the department is continually telling Congress and taxpayers it needs more money raises questions about VA’s commitment to fiscal responsibility, transparency and true reform.

5. Debbie Stabenow:

   This is not a relocation. It is a demolition.