Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
make-one's-move
idiom
/meɪk wʌnz muːv/

Definition
To take action or initiate a decision in a particular situation.

Examples
- After weeks of deliberation, she finally decided to make her move and accept the job offer.
- In chess, you have to think carefully before you make your move to avoid falling into a trap.
- He hesitated but knew it was time to make his move in pursuing his dreams.

Meaning
This phrase is often used to describe the point at which someone decides to proceed with a plan or to confront a situation directly.

Synonyms
- take action
- act
- make a decision
- initiate