Moved is an English word with synonyms like affected or touched. Below you'll find 10+ example sentences showing how it's used in practice.
Moved meaning
- Emotionally affected; touched.
- Convinced.
Using Moved
- The main meaning on this page is: Emotionally affected; touched. | Convinced.
- Useful related words include: affected, stirred, touched, sick.
- In the example corpus, moved often appears in combinations such as: moved to, and moved, moved back.
Example sentences (20)
After first residing in Baia, Bogdan moved Moldavia's seat to Siret (it was to remain there until Petru Muşat moved it to Suceava ; it was finally moved to Iași under Alexandru Lăpușneanu - in 1565).
Algebraic notation" in citation Abbreviated (or short) algebraic notation generally records moves in the format "abbreviation of the piece moved – file where it moved – rank where it moved".
Some remaining Herules joined the Lombards and others moved into the old territory of the Gepids, and/or into areas where some defeated Rugii had moved after 488. Others were moved into the northern Balkans, and came under East Roman authority.
As Japan moved ever closer to Peking (Beijing), these priceless items were listed, crated and moved hundreds of miles by train, truck and hand power to protect them from destruction over the course of more than 16 years.
But the venue had moved on just a few years after the Channel 4 documentary, leaving behind a sordid array of nightmarish insides as the brothel moved itself down the road.
Dawn, 19, moved to the town with her family when she was 10, though has recently moved away to Skipton.
In 2006 they moved to Rapid City; in 2015 they moved to Sioux Falls.
I started with a group of officers, but they were not fast so I moved to the next group, they were not fast too, and I moved to another set.
Jonathan and I moved to London and I forged a career in book publishing, before we moved back to Belfast and raised our two children.
Labour MP John McDonnell posted on X: “As we moved on from the 1980s I hoped that we’d also moved on from the right wing racism that then stained our society.
Norm’s career later moved him to bidding commercial construction work, he moved into a supervisor role working for Dillingham Construction and Lummus Combustion Engineering.
So when she moved from New River to Oneida this year, her Halloween display moved with her — and awed passersby outside her Litton Road home.
The folks that were displaced from Cabrini-Green were moved from the housing projects all around the city, and were moved to lots of surrounding suburbs.
They moved to Bluffton in 1999, and following Junior’s death in 2017, Aileen moved into her daughter’s home, where she enjoyed regular visits from many of her great-grandchildren.
This story has been updated to correct that 1,200 households have moved from shelters to HPD-financed apartments since January, and 2,175 households moved from shelters into affordable housing units last fiscal year.
Verica, who did not wish to give her surname, moved into her home in Deacons Leas in Orpington last July with her husband Dragan, who moved in seven years ago.
Warriors moved back to San Francisco in 2019, and the Raiders moved to Las Vegas in 2020.
When he did not mend his ways, the family moved to stay with his younger brother who had moved to Kasarwadavli nearly seven years ago and worked as a housekeeping staff.
But when we finally moved in, he had moved from California.
In the early 1950s, the service moved its headquarters from the London suburbs of Eastcote to Cheltenham but it also moved to other offices in the centre of the capital to keep a base for handling secret paperwork.
Common combinations with moved
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- moved to 118×
- and moved 24×
- moved back 23×
- moved into 22×
- moved in 19×
- was moved 17×
- they moved 16×
- be moved 15×
- moved on 13×
- he moved 13×