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relocate
re·lo·cate [ ree lṓ kàyt, r lō káyt ] (past and past participle re·lo·cat·ed, present participle re·lo·cat·ing, 3rd person present singular re·lo·cates)


transitive and intransitive verb 
Definition:
 
move somebody or something: to move to a new place on a long-term basis, or move somebody or something to a new place, especially to change the location of a business or a residence

re·lo·ca·tion [ r lō káysh'n ] noun
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