Synonyms for move in
move in

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1. move inverb

   occupy a place

   "The crowds are moving in"

   Synonyms:
   draw in, pull in, get in

   Antonyms:
   move out

2. pull in, get in, move in, draw inverb

   of trains; move into (a station)

   "The bullet train drew into Tokyo Station"

   Synonyms:
   go into, move into, realize, curl, realise, gain, arrive, get into, go in, retract, curl up, go far, clear, draw, take in, pull in, suck in, come in, pull, close in, collect, get in, enter, bring in, attract, make it, make, earn, draw in

   Antonyms:
   move out

3. move inverb

   move into a new house or office

   Synonyms:
   draw in, pull in, get in

   Antonyms:
   move out

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1. • Arrive
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   • Occupy

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1. Fabian Eliasson:

   It seems like the market has sort of stabilized itself in the former trading range we had before Draghi made the market move in such a fashion, i think everything this week is going to be wait-and-see until Wednesday, leading up to the Fed decision.

2. Koo Ja-ick:

   They never act individually. They always work and move in a group of two, even manager-level people do so. They never go to the bathroom by themselves - always in groups.

3. Johannes Scholz:

   My family is actually standing behind it. My grandmother turned 87 this year and she said 'If I were a little fitter, one of them could move in with me'.

4. Viktor Szabo:

   There was some excitement in emerging Europe following the move in (German) Bunds but now we are seeing a retracement and everything is behaving a little bit better.

5. Caroline Bain:

   Whether the Fed hikes tomorrow or not, it's hard to see a massive reaction either way. We've had so much warning this year that the big move in the dollar could be behind us.