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*Removal* to a new city and *moving* to a new city.
Can I use both these words interchangeably? :)
*Removal* to a new city and *moving* to a new city.
Can I use both these words interchangeably? :)
Can I use both these words interchangeably? :)
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Hello! No, actually, you cannot. "Remove" in the meaning you have listed is an archaic expression. We only see it in old texts.
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/remove#:~:text=(...
Typically "remove" means to get rid of something or to take it away our out of something.
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