Idioms for move
Origin of move
1200–50; Middle English
meven, moven < Anglo-French
mover ≪ Latin
movēre
OTHER WORDS FROM move
coun·ter·move, noun coun·ter·move, verb, coun·ter·moved, coun·ter·mov·ing. out·move, verb (used with object), out·moved, out·mov·ing. un·moved, adjectiveWords nearby move
Example sentences from the Web for unmoved
British Dictionary definitions for unmoved (1 of 2)
unmoved
/ (ʌnˈmuːvd) /
adjective
not affected emotionally
unchanged
share price remained unmoved
British Dictionary definitions for unmoved (2 of 2)
move
/ (muːv) /
verb
noun
Word Origin for move
C13: from Anglo-French
mover, from Latin
movēre
Idioms and Phrases with unmoved
move