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. 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.

2. Issa Arnita:

   Inmates continue to be fully cooperative with the relocation efforts.

3. Michael Landesmann:

   We have seen a huge relocation and concentration into a central European manufacturing core.

4. Paul Mumford:

   StanChart and HSBC might well be firing warning shots on their possible relocation to ... tell politicians they won’t be bullied, but I think unless these firms start feeling that some politicians are in tune with what they offer the UK, then we might see genuine action ... the threat is there.

5. 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.