moved (B1)
verb
Pronunciation: /muːvd/
Definition
Caused someone to have strong feelings, especially of sadness or sympathy.
Examples
Her story about losing her home was very moving.
The ending of the film was incredibly moving.
He was deeply moved by the kindness shown to him.
How to Use moved
- move to (prepositional phrase)
- To relocate to a different place. — "They decided to move to a warmer climate."
- move out of (prepositional phrase)
- To leave a place where one has been living or working. — "He had to move out of his apartment by the end of the month."
- move in with (prepositional phrase)
- To start living in the same home as someone else. — "She's going to move in with her boyfriend next year."
- move away from (prepositional phrase)
- To leave a place and go to another one, often far away. — "Her family moved away from the city when she was young."
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