commove

• Verbe vieilli signifiant déplacer avec force, troubler le repos ou agiter, susciter des émotions ou un remue-ménage.

An obsolete verb meaning to move violently, disturb, or agitate; to stir up emotions or commotion.

1. Agitate or exciteC2formal

   To cause someone to become agitated, excited, or emotionally stirred.

   Agiter ou exciter

   • The speech commoved the crowd to action.
   • His sudden appearance commoved the entire assembly.
   • The news commoved her deeply, leaving her restless.

   Synonymesaffectagitatedisquietdisturbexcitegalvanizemoveperturbrousestirthrilltrouble

   Antonymescalmcomposepacifysettlesoothe

2. Disturb or rearrangeC2formal

   To change the arrangement or position of something; to disturb or displace.

   Déranger ou réarranger

   • The earthquake commoved the furniture across the room.
   • He commoved the papers on his desk in frustration.
   • The wind commoved the leaves scattered on the ground.

   Synonymesagitatedisarrangedisorderdisplacedisturbperturbstir

   Antonymessettle