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move with the times

move with the times verb: to adapt to changes, especially cultural changes.

Verb

move with the times (third-person singular simple present moves with the times, present participle moving with the times, simple past and past participle moved with the times)

  1. To adapt to changes, especially cultural changes.

Synonyms of move with the times

Antonyms

Forms of move with the times

third-person singular presentmoves with the times
present participlemoving with the times
past participlemoved with the times
pastmoved with the times

Questions about move with the times

What does move with the times mean?
Move with the times means to adapt to changes, especially cultural changes.
What part of speech is move with the times?
Move with the times is a verb.
What is the past tense of move with the times?
The past tense of move with the times is moved with the times.

Words near move with the times in the dictionary

  1. move to
  2. move together
  3. move up
  4. move up in the world
  5. move with
  6. move with the times
  7. move your feet, lose your seat
  8. moveabilities
  9. moveability
  10. moveable
  11. moveable alphabet

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