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moveout

US/ˈmuvˌaʊt/

moveout noun: the act of moving out of a property.

Noun

moveout (plural moveouts)

  1. The act of moving out of a property.
    • After a slowdown during the winter, the moveouts resumed in spring 1959; by the summer of 1959, the West End was emptying rapidly.1999, Herbert J. Gans, Making Sense of America: Sociological Analyses and Essays, page 8

Forms of moveout

pluralmoveouts

Origin of moveout

From move + out.

Questions about moveout

What does moveout mean?
Moveout means the act of moving out of a property.
What part of speech is moveout?
Moveout is a noun.
How do you pronounce moveout?
Moveout is pronounced /ˈmuvˌaʊt/ (US).
What is the plural of moveout?
The plural of moveout is moveouts.

Words near moveout in the dictionary

  1. movement disorders
  2. Movement for Democratic Change
  3. movements
  4. movent
  5. movents
  6. moveout
  7. moveouts
  8. mover
  9. mover and shaker
  10. movers
  11. movers and shakers

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