Relocated
Relocated adjective - Settled in a new location.
Turned and relocated are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Turned" instead a verb "Relocated".
Nearby Words: relocation, relocating, relocatable
Both words in one sentence
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Witness Protection: A former associate turned informant and relocated via it is found and executed by Tony during a trip with Meadow.
Source: Series / The Sopranos -
Then near the end of the war, their colony is turned into a BFG, and that same commanding officer lost/never bothered recording the paperwork to show where the colonists were relocated, meaning Cima and her people have no idea where their families are.
Source: All of the Other Reindeer -
In the Star Wars Expanded Universe, Korriban, the homeworld of the Sith, is a Single-Biome Planet version of Mordor; in fact, the Sith relocated to another world early in its history and turned the planet into a vast necropolis.
Source: Mordor
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