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moving
When used as an adjective for emotion, this word describes a visceral internal reaction, often involving tears or a swelling of the heart. It suggests a bridge of empathy between the observer and the subject, where a story or gesture penetrates the viewer's emotional defenses.
In a physical sense, the word conveys a state of transition or instability. It is the opposite of static or fixed. Whether describing a mechanical gear or a family shifting houses, it implies a process of displacement from one point to another.
Meanings
Examples
Her speech about overcoming hardship was incredibly moving.
Her speech about overcoming hardship was incredibly moving.
I can see a moving object on the radar screen.
Stop moving the chair and help me pack these boxes.
I am moving into a smaller apartment to save money.
That letter from my grandfather was so moving I could not stop crying.
The clock has several small moving gears inside.
Could you start moving the files to the shared drive?
I wonder if they are still moving to the countryside.