moveout

noun

moveout

noun

US /ˈmuvˌaʊt/

Etymology From move + out.

1

The act of moving out of a property.

After a slowdown during the winter, the moveouts resumed in spring 1959; by the summer of 1959, the West End was emptying rapidly.1999, Herbert J. Gans, Making Sense of America: Sociological Analyses and Essays, page 8:

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