Mob/Mot/Mov

Move

• Au-to-mo-bile

• De-mote

• Lo-co-mo-tion

• Mo-bile

• Mo-bil-i-ty

• Mo-bil-ize

• Mo-tion

• Mo-ti-vate

• Pro-mote

• Re-mo-val

Automobile (n)

– A vehicle• Self propelled• That moves

I bought a new automobile that will get me to work and back.

Demote (v)

• To move– Down in grade,

rank or status

After loosing the deal, the president was demoted to manager.

Locomotion (n)

• The ability– To move from place

to place

Flight is the main locomotion among birds.

Mobile (adj)

• Capable – Of moving or being

moved.

After rehab, the patient was once again mobile.

Mobility (n)

• The quality of– Being able to move

around.

After the accident, his mobility was limited.

Mobilize (v)

• To coordinate– People or things for a

purpose.

We need to mobilize the troops!

Motion (n)

• An act or ability – Of Changing place

or position.

- to move

You could feel the motion of the earthquake.

Motivate (v)

• To do– Something good

that makes a

person move into

action.

He could motivate a salesman to sell ice to an eskimo.

Promote (v)

• To raise– To a higher

grade, rank, or

job.

Hard work will get you promoted in life.

Removal (n)

• An act– Of moving some-

thing away.

The removal of the trash made the house smell more pleasant.