moved
Moved vs Stirred - What's the difference?
moved | stirred | Related terms |Moved is a related term of stirred.
As verbs the difference between moved and stirred
is that moved is (move) while stirred is (stir).As an adjective moved
is emotionally affected; touched.Moved vs Afflicted - What's the difference?
moved | afflicted | Related terms |Moved is a related term of afflicted.
As verbs the difference between moved and afflicted
is that moved is (move) while afflicted is (afflict).As an adjective moved
is emotionally affected; touched.Moved vs Troubled - What's the difference?
moved | troubled | Related terms |Moved is a related term of troubled.
As adjectives the difference between moved and troubled
is that moved is emotionally affected; touched while troubled is anxious, worried, careworn.As verbs the difference between moved and troubled
is that moved is (move) while troubled is (trouble).Moved vs Sorrowful - What's the difference?
moved | sorrowful | Related terms |Moved is a related term of sorrowful.
As adjectives the difference between moved and sorrowful
is that moved is emotionally affected; touched while sorrowful is of a person, full of sorrow; exhibiting sorrow; sad; dejected; distressed; distraught.As a verb moved
is (move).Wikidiffcom vs Moved - What's the difference?
wikidiffcom | moved |
As an adjective moved is
emotionally affected; touched.As a verb moved is
(move).Relocated vs Moved - What's the difference?
relocated | moved |As verbs the difference between relocated and moved
is that relocated is past tense of relocate while moved is past tense of move.As an adjective moved is
emotionally affected; touched.Moved vs Grieved - What's the difference?
moved | grieved | Related terms |Moved is a related term of grieved.
As verbs the difference between moved and grieved
is that moved is (move) while grieved is (grieve).As an adjective moved
is emotionally affected; touched.Hasmoved vs Moved - What's the difference?
hasmoved | moved |Hasmoved is likely misspelled.
Hasmoved has no English definition.
