How Do You Spell COMMOVE?

Pronunciation: [kəmˈuːv] (IPA)

The word "commove" is spelled with two syllables: /kəˈmuːv/. The first syllable is pronounced with a schwa vowel sound and the second syllable is pronounced with a long "o" sound. The spelling of the word follows the typical pattern in English of using the letter "o" to represent the long "o" sound, and the letter "e" to indicate that the preceding vowel is pronounced with a schwa sound. The word means to disturb or agitate deeply, and is often used in a literary context.

COMMOVE Meaning and Definition

1. Commove is a verb that is used to describe the act of causing strong emotions, disturbance, or agitation in someone or something. It refers to the act of stirring up or arousing intense feelings or reactions.

   When something commoves a person, it impacts them deeply and elicits a strong emotional response. This response can be positive or negative, depending on the context in which the word is used. It can be triggered by various stimuli, such as a powerful speech, an emotional movie, a passionate argument, or a shocking event.

   The term can also be applied to situations where a physical disturbance or movement occurs, particularly in relation to the earth. For example, an earthquake or a strong wind can commove the ground or stir up the atmosphere.

   Additionally, commove can be used figuratively to describe the impact of ideas or concepts on individuals or society as a whole. When a groundbreaking scientific discovery or a revolutionary ideology is introduced, it has the potential to commove and disrupt established beliefs, norms, or practices.

   In summary, commove implies the act of profoundly affecting, stirring, or unsettling someone or something emotionally, mentally, or physically. It encompasses the element of disturbance or agitation that arises as a result of this impact.

Common Misspellings for COMMOVE

• xommove
• vommove
• fommove
• dommove
• cimmove
• ckmmove
• clmmove
• cpmmove
• c0mmove
• c9mmove
• conmove
• cokmove
• cojmove
• comnove
• comkove
• comjove
• commive
• commkve
• commlve

Etymology of COMMOVE

The word "commove" originated from the Latin term "commovēre", which is a combination of the prefix "com-" meaning "together" or "thoroughly", and the verb "movēre", meaning "to move". In English, "commove" means to stir up, agitate, or disturb, often emotionally. It first appeared in the English language in the early 15th century.

Similar spelling words for COMMOVE

• come off,
• Coombe,
• come by,
• come up,
• comfy,
• convey,
• connive,
• Compo,
• combo,
• comb.

Conjugate verb Commove

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have commoved

you would have commoved

he/she/it would have commoved

we would have commoved

they would have commoved

I would have commove

you would have commove

he/she/it would have commove

we would have commove

they would have commove

CONDITIONAL PERFECT PROGRESSIVE

I would have been commoving

you would have been commoving

he/she/it would have been commoving

we would have been commoving

they would have been commoving

CONDITIONAL PRESENT

I would commove

you would commove

he/she/it would commove

we would commove

they would commove

CONDITIONAL PRESENT PROGRESSIVE

I would be commoving

you would be commoving

he/she/it would be commoving

we would be commoving

they would be commoving

FUTURE

I will commove

you will commove

he/she/it will commove

we will commove

they will commove

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be commoving

you will be commoving

he/she/it will be commoving

we will be commoving

they will be commoving

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have commoved

you will have commoved

he/she/it will have commoved

we will have commoved

they will have commoved

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been commoving

you will have been commoving

he/she/it will have been commoving

we will have been commoving

they will have been commoving

IMPERATIVE

you commove

we let´s commove

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to commove

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was commoving

you were commoving

he/she/it was commoving

we were commoving

they were commoving

PAST PARTICIPLE

commoved

PAST PERFECT

I had commoved

you had commoved

he/she/it had commoved

we had commoved

they had commoved

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been commoving

you had been commoving

he/she/it had been commoving

we had been commoving

they had been commoving

PRESENT

I commove

you commove

he/she/it commoves

we commove

they commove

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am commoving

you are commoving

he/she/it is commoving

we are commoving

they are commoving

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

commoving

PRESENT PERFECT

I have commoved

you have commoved

he/she/it has commoved

we have commoved

they have commoved

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been commoving

you have been commoving

he/she/it has been commoving

we have been commoving

they have been commoving

PRESENT SUBJUNCTIVE

he/she/it commove

SIMPLE PAST

I commoved

you commoved

he/she/it commoved

we commoved

they commoved