Synonyms for relocate
riˈloʊ keɪt, ˌri loʊˈkeɪtre·lo·cate

Princeton's WordNet

1. relocateverb

   become established in a new location

   "Our company relocated to the Midwest"

2. relocateverb

   move or establish in a new location

   "We had to relocate the office because the rent was too high"

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1. • Move

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1. List of paraphrases for "relocate":

   resettle, move, reposition, delocalise, transfer, rehouse, relocation

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How to use relocate in a sentence?

1. Jon Husted:

   I think that the railroad should consider buying property of people who may not feel safe or would want to relocate as a result of the spill, this is the railroad’s responsibility, and it’s up to the government officials at the federal, state and local levels to hold them accountable and do right by the citizens of East Palestine.

2. Monarch Airlines.In a statement:

   While arrangements are being made, please do not make a payment to your hotel unless instructed otherwise by the CAA team, if our guarantee is not accepted by the accommodation provider, we may need to relocate you to another hotel for the duration of your stay.

3. Faye Morgan:

   I’m not scared, I love it, i say goodbye to them, and say, ‘Hope you have a lovely life’ when I relocate them.

4. Robert Boland:

   I think Oakland Raiders feel like Oakland Raiders have the most transportable fans in any sport, and( if they relocate) they would be reconnecting, not with their core fans, but with a richer base of fans, demographically wealthier and more able to support a team in Los Angeles.

5. Frank McKenzie:

   We've worked intensely to evacuate and relocate Afghans who worked alongside us, and are at particular risk of reprisal. We've gotten many out, but many are still there. We will keep working to help them. Our commitment to them has no deadline.