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commove
'commove' - used as a verb
1. cause to be agitated, excited, or roused
2. change the arrangement or position of

derived forms
1. Commove / Past
commoved
2. Commove / Third Person
commoves
3. Commove / Present Participle
commoving
Variations of 'commove'
  • displace
  • disturb
  • move
  • trouble
  • upset
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