moved in English

verb

1

go in a specified direction or manner; change position.

she stood up and moved to the door

synonyms: go, walk, proceed, progress, advance, budge, stir, shift, change position

2

change or cause to change from one state, opinion, sphere, or activity to another.

the school moved over to the new course in 1987

synonyms: change, budge, shift one's ground, change one's tune, change one's mind, have second thoughts, make a U-turn, do an about-face

3

make progress; develop in a particular manner or direction.

aircraft design had moved forward a long way

synonyms: (make) progress, make headway, advance, develop

4

spend one's time or be socially active in (a particular sphere) or among (a particular group of people).

they moved in different circles of friends

synonyms: circulate, mix, socialize, keep company, associate, hang out/around

5

propose for discussion and resolution at a meeting or legislative assembly.

she intends to move an amendment to the bill

synonyms: propose, submit, suggest, advocate, recommend, urge

6

empty (one's bowels).

Toddlers in nappies are accustomed to urinating and moving their bowels whenever they feel the urge to do so.

adjective

affected, stirred, touched

verb

go, carry, (make) progress, take action, relocate, affect, inspire, change, circulate, propose, act, prompt, impress, be active, displace, make a motion
go, walk, proceed, progress, advance, budge, stir, shift, change position
carry, transport, transfer, shift
(make) progress, make headway, advance, develop
take action, act, take steps, do something, take measures, get moving
relocate, move away, change one's address, leave, go away, go down the road, decamp, pull up stakes
affect, touch, impress, shake, upset, disturb, make an impression on
inspire, prompt, stimulate, motivate, provoke, influence, rouse, induce, incite
change, budge, shift one's ground, change one's tune, change one's mind, have second thoughts, make a U-turn, do an about-face
circulate, mix, socialize, keep company, associate, hang out/around
propose, submit, suggest, advocate, recommend, urge
go, proceed
act
prompt, actuate, motivate, incite, propel
go, run
impress, affect, strike
go, locomote, travel
go
be active
displace
make a motion

Use "moved" in a sentence

1. He moved.

2. The salamander, who now barely moved, could never have moved fast.

3. I moved it.

4. All moved in?

5. Traffic moved better.

6. Everything has moved forward, everyone has moved on, except Berry and his followers.

7. However, consumers have moved.

8. Unwillingly, she moved aside.

9. We moved several times.

10. Northwest moved to Airside A in 1999 and United moved to the rebuilt Airside E

11. He moved far from home.

12. He has been moved sideways .

13. The gardener moved off sheepishly.

14. He moved smoothly, almost imperceptibly.

15. The thicket quivered, then moved.

16. The audience was visibly moved.

17. He moved towards her menacingly.

18. The car moved off jerkily.

19. The action's moved, my friend.

20. We moved in last October.

21. He moved his hands expressively.

22. He moved with noiseless steps.

23. He moved on as he spoke, and the Dormouse followed him: the March Hare moved into the

24. 301 Moved Permanently The resource has been moved to /project/Blankly/0.1.0a0/; you should be redirected automatically.

25. As many as a thousand Witnesses moved to Ireland and Colombia; hundreds moved to many other places.

26. And then, he moved out of China before Mao Zedong took over, and then moved back in.

27. "... moved to this site July #th, #. "

28. German and Italian tanks moved forward.

29. She was moved by his speech.

30. They had long since moved away.

31. Juan and Maite also moved away.

32. Astrida moved convulsively under the mattress.

33. Share prices moved up this month.

34. She moved to a warmer climate.

35. Cholera Moved From India to Europe

36. After this, the Abbasids moved to …

37. Christine A Alanes has moved frequently

38. She's just moved into sheltered accommodation.

39. Man, when you moved that cursor...

40. The army moved for strategic reasons.

41. Creek recently moved to Hope, Ark.

42. The company has moved into plastics.

43. They moved to the tattoo parlour.

44. Eventually, I moved back to Crete.

45. I moved my tent this morning.

46. A rather sizeable contingent moved out.

47. Muttering something incoherent, he moved away.

48. The passengers moved down inside slowly.

49. His prayer moved me to tears.

50. The procession moved into the church.