move out phrasal verb (see also move)

1. to leave the house where you are living now in order to go and live somewhere else Antonym : move in:
He moved out, and a year later they were divorced.
move out of
They moved out of London when he was little.

2. if a group of soldiers moves out, they leave a place

3. American English spoken to leave:
Are you ready to move out?

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