Words Related To Movement

verb to move slightly or make a small movement

• Despite numerous attempts, the heavy rock wouldn't budge from its position.
• I tried pushing the door, but it wouldn't budge.
• I begged him to budge on the price, but he wouldn't give in.
• Her stubbornness was like a wall that wouldn't budge no matter what I said.

noun a downward movement or slope

verb to move or fall downward

• The helicopter began to descend slowly towards the landing pad.
• We should descend the stairs carefully to avoid tripping.
• Let's descend on the party and have a great time!
• As the sun started to set, a sense of calm seemed to descend upon the city.

noun a downward movement or direction

verb to move or cause to move in a downward direction

adjective in a lower or inferior position, level, or condition

adverb used as a function word to indicate movement or an action or condition suggestive of downward movement

preposition indicating movement or position within a hierarchy or structure

• The stock market is currently down due to global economic uncertainty.
• I heard the concert got canceled because the lead singer was feeling down.
• I can't believe you turned down the offer to go to the party!
• After facing many challenges, she finally managed to bring down the barriers holding her back.

noun a sudden and forceful jump or movement

verb to jump or spring a long way, to a great height, or with great force

• The athlete made a powerful leap over the hurdle.
• I saw a frog leap into the pond.
• I can't believe he took the leap and quit his job without a backup plan.
• Taking a leap of faith can lead to unexpected opportunities.

noun a change in direction or position

verb to move or cause to move in a circular direction

• Please make sure to signal before you turn left at the intersection.
• Don't forget to indicate when you're gonna turn left up ahead.
• Make a left turn at the next street.
• After facing many obstacles, she finally made a positive turn in her career.