commove

[ kuh-moov ]
/ kəˈmuv /
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verb (used with object), com·moved, com·mov·ing.

to move violently; agitate; excite.

Origin of commove

1350–1400; Middle English commeven < Anglo-French commoveir, Middle French com(m)ovoir < Latin commovēre, equivalent to com- com- + movēre to move

Words nearby commove

commonwealth of england, commonwealth of independent states, commonwealth of nations, commorancy, commotion, commove, comms, communal, communal aerial, communal marriage, communalism

Words related to commove

cause, get, impress, embolden, motivate, influence, produce, sway, touch, hearten, arouse, stir, galvanize, excite, affect, spark, provoke, spur, animate, instill

British Dictionary definitions for commove

commove
/ (kəˈmuːv) /

verb (tr) rare

to disturb; stir up
to agitate or excite emotionally