Conmovedora (en. Moving)

/kon.mo.βe.ˈðo.ɾa/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

adjective

That provokes deep emotion or sensitivity.

The movie was so moving that many in the audience cried.

La película era tan conmovedora que muchos en la sala lloraron.

That touches the heart or feelings of someone.

His speech was moving and captivated everyone present.

Su discurso fue conmovedor y cautivó a todos los presentes.

Related to an experience or situation that causes intense sadness or joy.

Receiving news of his success was a moving experience for his family.

Recibir noticias de su éxito fue una experiencia conmovedora para su familia.

From the verb conmover, from the Latin 'commovere', which means to move or stir with emotion.

moving story

Narrative that generates a strong emotional charge.

historia conmovedora

moving moment

Moment that provokes intense emotion.

momento conmovedor

moving speech

Linguistic intervention that emotionally touches the audience.

discurso conmovedor

to move

To cause a strong emotion or feeling in someone.

conmover

to excite

To produce an intense emotion in a person.

emocionar

to feel

To perceive or experience emotional sensations.

sentir

Shocking

That story was shocking and moving at the same time.

Esa historia fue impactante y conmovedora al mismo tiempo.

Deep

The poem had a deep and moving message.

El poema tenía un mensaje profundo y conmovedor.