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Meanings of move away in English

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Usage of move away in English
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We need to move away from this state of limbo, he said.
The Guardian
2
A move away from sensationalism would be a good start, he says.
Radio NZ
3
Prevention of bacterial infections in cirrhosis should therefore move away from antibiotics.
Pubmed
4
Teesha asked politely, wanting some reason to move away from the table.
Dhampir
5
And then he said, 'If you could move away from the counter.'
The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time
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He always had to move away from the inevitable march of time.
Mentats of Dune
7
He heard them move away, their skirts brushing the book-stacks in passing.
Lifted Masks; stories
8
Other families began to move away too, to vanish behind the shrines.
Death Trance
9
Keenan didn't move away from Aislinn, but his words and gestures stilled.
Fragile Eternity
10
He started to move away from her, but she wouldn't let him.
The manning grooms: bride on the loose\same time, next year
11
His body was slick with sweat, and she wanted to move away.
Iron lace
12
I was with other people, and he asked me to move away.
The South African
13
You move away from home to college only to find yourself homeless.
The Irish Times
14
Then she heard the steps move away and she sighed with relief.
Calvary Alley
15
I don't think it's something that dissipates just because you move away.
The Irish Times
16
And to be truthful, I didn't want her to move away, either.
Dexter’s Final Cut
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Move away through the time
Move away across language varieties
South Africa
Common
New Zealand
Common
United States of America
Common
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