relocation

Vocabulary Word

Definition

'Relocation' means to move a person, business, or object from one place to another. It's more than just a little shuffle, it usually means a big move like moving to a new city.

Examples in Different Contexts

NGOs and social impact organizations might 'relocate' resources to respond to crises. A humanitarian worker might highlight, 'Our team relocated to provide immediate assistance after the earthquake.'

Practice Scenarios

Academics

Scenario:

We've discovered several fascinating archaeological artifacts on our latest dig. It's vital we transport them without damaging.

Response:

Yes, professionally managed relocation of the artifacts to our lab should be prioritized.

Public-Policy

Scenario:

Families in the flood plain need a safer place to live. It's essential to find a reasonable and sustainable solution.

Response:

Relocation of the families to government-built safe houses could be a feasible option.