Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
to-make-a-move
Phrase
/təˈmeɪk ə muːv/

Definition
To take action or make a decision, especially in a significant or strategic context.

Examples
- After weeks of planning, it was finally time for Jessica to make a move in her career.
- He hesitated, unsure of when to make a move in the game of chess.
- Sometimes, you just have to make a move and trust your instincts.

Meaning
To initiate a change or to start acting toward a specific goal or objective.

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