Similar words: unmoved, removed, move over, move, move to, move in, move on, move off. Meaning: [muːvd] adj. being excited or provoked to the expression of an emotion.
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181 Steve plonked himself down on a seat and stayed motionless as the bus moved away.
182 I've moved on since high school, and now I don't have much in common with some of my old friends.
183 Peonies react badly to being moved and are best left undisturbed.
184 They used to live in Scotland but they moved down south.
185 We damaged the end of the piano when we moved it.
186 He told me to send his letters on to his new address when he moved.
187 I heard that her husband had packed up his things and moved out.
188 His wife and children moved to join him in their new home.
189 It also moved those who, like me, are too young to have lived through the war.
190 Elizabeth's done well for herself since she moved to London.
191 They dug up their New Jersey garden and moved it lock, stock, and barrel back home.
192 The stock market moved ahead slightly in active trading today.
193 He is a great traveler and has moved about all over the world.
194 And though he acted with what seemed at the time like blitzkrieg aggressiveness, he regretted in later years that he hadn't moved even faster.
195 By the time the software was ready, the market had moved on.
196 He left his wife and child and moved in with the other woman.
197 The bridge was moved piece by piece to a new site.
198 He moved his shoulder experimentally to see if it still hurt.
199 The family moved to Hardingham in June 1983, and Sarah's first child was born soon after.
200 I moved the chair away from the table so I could cross my legs.
201 The police moved in[http://sentencedict.com/moved.html], arrested him and impounded the cocaine.
202 She moved out of the house because she wanted her own personal space.
203 He moved an amendment limiting capital punishment to certain very serious crimes.
204 A drop in wages has meant that these families have moved down the social and economic scale.
205 She would have liked to ask questions, but he had moved on to another topic.
206 Recently people have moved from the city centres to suburbs or dormitory towns.
207 She had a long career break occasioned by her husband's job being moved to Paris.
208 The two political parties have moved closer towards each other in recent months.
209 After the Wall Street crash, the American economy moved into uncharted waters.
210 When she moved out, she left no trace of having been there.
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