Relocate
/ˌriːˈloʊ.keɪt/noun
To move to a different place or position.
Did you know?The prefix 're-' often implies a return, suggesting that relocating can be seen as a form of returning to a place of power or significance in one's life.
Etymological Timeline
Latin
Latin
relocare
“To place again or restore to a previous position.”
Middle French
French
relocaliser
“To place again in a location.”
19th Century
English
relocate
“To move to a new location, often used in business and housing contexts.”
Modern English
English
relocate
“The act of moving to a different place, commonly used in various contexts.”