Legal Definitions - amove

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Definition of amove

AMOVE

amove, verb. To remove a person from their job or position.

1. The CEO was amoved from his position due to poor performance.

2. The school board voted to amove the principal for violating school policies.

These examples show how the term amove is used to describe the act of removing someone from their job or position. In the first example, the CEO was removed from his position due to poor performance, while in the second example, the principal was removed for violating school policies.

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Simple Definition

Term: AMOVE

Definition: When someone is taken out of their job or position, it is called amove.

For example, if a teacher is not doing their job properly, the principal may amove them from their position. This means that the teacher will no longer be teaching at that school.

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