What is another word for locomote?
Pronunciation:
[ lˌə͡ʊkəmˈə͡ʊt], [ lˌəʊkəmˈəʊt], [ l_ˌəʊ_k_ə_m_ˈəʊ_t]
Synonyms for Locomote:
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v.
• budge • move- advance ,
- blow ,
- bustle ,
- carry ,
- climb ,
- crawl ,
- cross ,
- dislocate ,
- disturb ,
- drift ,
- drive ,
- flow ,
- fly ,
- get off ,
- glide ,
- hurry ,
- impel ,
- jump ,
- leap ,
- leave ,
- march ,
- migrate ,
- position ,
- progress ,
- pull out ,
- quit ,
- relocate ,
- scram ,
- ship ,
- shove ,
- split ,
- switch ,
- take off ,
- transfer ,
- transport ,
- transpose ,
- traverse ,
- withdraw .
Other relevant words:
- Inched ,
- Inching ,
- Promenaded ,
- Promenading ,
- Striding ,
- Trooped ,
- Trooping ,
- budge ,
- change position ,
- footed ,
- gave way ,
- give way ,
- giving way ,
- go on foot ,
- going on foot ,
- hoof it ,
- hoofed it ,
- knock about ,
- legged ,
- locomote ,
- move ,
- persuades ,
- take a walk ,
- takes a walk ,
- travel on foot ,
- walk ,
- walking ,
- walks ,
- wend one's way .
- get away ,
- get going ,
- gets away ,
- getting away ,
- getting going ,
- go away ,
- goes away ,
- going away ,
- got away ,
- got going ,
- gotten away ,
- head for ,
- headed for ,
- moves ,
- off-load ,
- off-loaded ,
- off-loading ,
- off-loads ,
- offload ,
- offloaded ,
- offloading ,
- offloads ,
- skip out ,
- switching ,
- went away .
- act ,
- actuate ,
- affect ,
- angling ,
- become ,
- belong ,
- blend ,
- break ,
- choke ,
- conk ,
- cover ground ,
- croak ,
- decease ,
- depart ,
- die ,
- displace ,
- drop dead ,
- endure ,
- exit ,
- expire ,
- extend ,
- fail ,
- fare ,
- fetch ,
- fit ,
- flies ,
- function ,
- gang ,
- get ,
- go ,
- go down ,
- go off ,
- go on ,
- go under ,
- go up ,
- hie ,
- hold up ,
- impress ,
- incite ,
- jaunt ,
- journey ,
- last ,
- lead ,
- live ,
- motivate ,
- motoring ,
- move back ,
- move on ,
- move out ,
- operate ,
- pass ,
- perish ,
- plump ,
- proceed ,
- prompt ,
- propel ,
- racing ,
- rifle ,
- round-up ,
- run ,
- sashay ,
- shift ,
- snowshoe ,
- sound ,
- start ,
- stir ,
- strike ,
- survive ,
- trip ,
- wend ,
- work .
- angle ,
- automobile ,
- be adrift ,
- beetle ,
- belt along ,
- betake oneself ,
- billow ,
- bucket along ,
- cannonball along ,
- caravan ,
- circle ,
- circuit ,
- crank ,
- cruise ,
- derail ,
- draw back ,
- ferry ,
- get about ,
- get around ,
- go across ,
- go around ,
- go by ,
- go past ,
- hurtle ,
- island hop ,
- jounce ,
- lance ,
- march on ,
- meander ,
- motor ,
- move around ,
- move up ,
- outflank ,
- overfly ,
- pan ,
- pass by ,
- pass over ,
- pelt along ,
- plough ,
- plow ,
- prance ,
- precess ,
- pull away ,
- race ,
- raft ,
- resort ,
- roam ,
- roll ,
- rush along ,
- shack ,
- shuttle ,
- sift ,
- ski ,
- slice into ,
- slice through ,
- slide ,
- slither ,
- spirt ,
- spurt ,
- steamer ,
- stray ,
- swan ,
- swap ,
- swash ,
- swim ,
- swing ,
- take the air ,
- taxi ,
- thread ,
- tram ,
- tramp ,
- travel along ,
- travel by ,
- travel purposefully ,
- travel rapidly ,
- trundle ,
- uprise ,
- wheel ,
- whish ,
- whisk ,
- whistle ,
- whoosh ,
- wing ,
- zigzag .
How to use "Locomote" in context?
The word "locomote" comes from two Latin roots, "loco" meaning "place" and "motus" meaning "movement." In its simplest form, locomotion refers to the movement of an object from one place to another. More specifically, locomotion terms describe the various mechanisms that allow objects to move over the surface of the Earth.
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