Past tense of relocate; moved to a new location or position. Often used in business contexts for moving operations or in personal contexts for changing residence.
From Latin 're-' (again) + 'locare' (to place), from 'locus' (place). The term became common in the 20th century with increased mobility and corporate restructuring.
Corporate relocations often reshape entire communities - when a major employer moves, it can transform local economies, housing markets, and even cultural landscapes. The word captures both the physical and social upheaval that comes with major moves.
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