Definitions and Examples of travel, move, depart
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
To go on a journey or trip, often to a distant or unfamiliar place.
Example
She loves to travel and explore new cultures.
To change one's place of residence or work; to relocate.
Example
They decided to move to a bigger house in the suburbs.
To leave a place, especially for a specific purpose or destination.
Example
He had to depart early to catch his flight.
Key Differences: travel vs move vs depart
- 1Travel implies going on a journey or trip, often to a distant or unfamiliar place.
- 2Move refers to changing one's place of residence or work, usually within the same city or country.
- 3Depart means leaving a place, especially for a specific purpose or destination.
Effective Usage of travel, move, depart
- 1Travel Planning: Use travel to discuss vacation plans and destinations.
- 2Moving: Use move when talking about relocating to a new home or office.
- 3Goodbyes: Use depart to say goodbye to someone who is leaving a place.
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Remember this!
The antonyms of dwell are travel, move, and depart. Use travel to talk about going on a journey or trip, move to discuss changing one's place of residence or work, and depart to say goodbye to someone who is leaving a place.
