Introduce
Introduce verb - To make (one person) known (to another) socially.
Move to and introduce are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Move to" instead a verb "Introduce".
Nearby Words: introduction, introducing
Move to
Both terms in one sentence
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He probably didn't think that M was really the devil himself, but even leaving that aside it was an incredibly stupid move to just introduce himself and walk into a crime syndicate's base of operations with no real plan or back-up whatsoever.
Source: Film / Faust: Love of the Damned -
He probably didn't think that M was really the devil himself, but even leaving that aside it was an incredibly stupid move to just introduce himself and walk into their base of operations with no real plan or back-up whatsoever.
Source: Genre Blindness aka: Genre Blind -
Sometimes you part ways with friends and meet new ones, move to different places, get fired from and/or quit your job and find another, possibly better one, get married, have kids, reunite with your old friends later on in life (and maybe introduce them to some of the new ones you've made), and etc.
Source: Nothing Is the Same Anymore
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