moved
Intermediate (B1)
IPA: /muːvd/
KK: /muːvd/
adjective
Definition
Feeling strong emotions, often because of something that has happened or been said.
Example
She was moved by the heartfelt speech at the ceremony.
Conversation
I just watched that new movie, and it really moved me.
Oh really? I heard it was quite emotional.
Yeah, the story was so beautiful and touching.
I should definitely check it out then; I love films that leave you feeling moved.
Synonyms & Antonyms
Synonyms
touched
affected
stirred
Antonyms
unmoved
indifferent
apathetic
verb
Definition
To change position or location from one place to another.
Example
She moved to a new city last year.
Tense Forms
Past: moved
Past Participle: moved
Conversation
I finally moved into my new apartment last weekend.
That's awesome! How do you like it so far?
It's great, but I still need to unpack all my boxes.
Root Explanation
Moved → It originates from the Old English 'mōdian', meaning to move or to stir. The word 'moved' refers to the state of having been set in motion or changed position.
Memory Tip
Think of the Old English word 'mōdian' which means to stir or change position — that's why 'moved' means to have been set in motion.
Visually Confused Words
moed
unmoved
removed
movie
moted
mobed
coved
amove