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com·mo·ve·o
[1]
disturb
excite
shake
to move violently
upset
[1]
Syllabification is machine-generated and may be incorrect.
Synonyms for commoveo
accendo
–
arouse, excite, illuminate, incite, inflame, to kindle, to rouse up
attollo
–
elevate, exalt, excite, lifet up, to exalt, to raise
concito
–
arouse, excite, stir up, to move violently
concutio
–
agitate, alarm, disturb, shake, shatter, terrorize, to shake together, to strike together
contremisco
–
be afraid of, quake, shake, to tremble
contremo
–
shake, to tremble
differo
–
be different, defer, delay, disturb, harrass, postpone, spread news, to delay, to differ, to hesitate, to spread about, to spread news
infirmo
–
annull, disprove, invalidate, shake, to weaken
inhorresco
–
quiver, shake, shudder, to begin to bristle
irrito
–
exasperate, excite, to irritate
Similar to commoveo
commoneo
–
recollect, to impress upon one, to remember, to remind, to remind someone forcibly of somthing
commotio
–
agitation
commodo
–
adapt, oblige, please, serve, to make fit
commodum
–
comfort, convenience, favorable condition, opportunity, profit, requirements, suitable time, tage, use
commodus
–
commodious, fit, proper, useful, welcome
commorantes
–
inhabitants
commoror
–
abide, inhabit, linger, remain, stay, to sojourn
commotus
–
disordered, moved
moveo
–
affect, arouse, influence, to move
commeo
–
back and forth, in and out, To go up and down