To move toward or bring near to something.
From Latin admovere (ad- 'to' + movere 'to move'). This is a rare or archaic English verb derived directly from Latin, used primarily in historical or highly technical texts.
Admov is so archaic that most modern English speakers have never encountered it—it's a ghost word, technically valid but practically extinct, replaced by 'move toward' in everyday language.
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