shifting
Pronunciation: [ˈʃɪftɪŋ]
Word
Context: “movement”
(verb) to move something from one place to another. When you shift, you change where something is or change how you feel or think about something.
Example
I am shifting my books from the table to the shelf.
Example
He is not shifting his position; he still believes the same thing.
Example
Are you shifting your weight to make yourself more comfortable?
Context: “movement”
(noun) a change or movement from one place, position, or situation to another. It's when something moves or is changed in a noticeable way.
Example
There was a big shift in the weather when spring started.
Example
The shift in her mood didn't seem to affect her work at all.
Example
Did you notice the shift in his attitude after the meeting?
Context: “adaptation”
(verb) to change or adapt your ideas, habits, or plans when needed. It’s like when you need to change how you think or what you do to fit a new situation.
Example
We are shifting our plans for the party to next week.
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They are not shifting their approach even though things are different now.
Example
How are you shifting your strategy to meet the new challenges?
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