Changed
Relocated
Relocated adjective - Settled in a new location.
Changed and relocated are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Changed" instead a verb "Relocated".
Nearby Words: relocation, relocating, relocatable
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- In the first Trauma Center game, all names were changed to English, and the series was relocated to "Angeles Bay", California.
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Shortly after that, the group relocated to Dale's parents' house in Aberdeen, and their sound changed considerably with the decision to slow down their music.
Source: Music / Melvins -
In 2003 the band relocated to the United Kingdom.What followed was an album, Hold Your Colour, that was said to have changed the face of drum and bass.
Source: Music / Pendulum
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