Producing strong emotion, especially sadness or sympathy
“In a moving scene, Rose confessed to Finn that she had ruined his attempt at self-sacrifice out of love.”
(of a debate or discussion) Stimulating strong views on a topic or subject
“A lively discussion ensued about the costs that would be incurred from the proposal.”
Arousing or characterized by intense feeling
“In this incredibly emotional song by P. Diddy who reminisces about his old friend who has passed away.”
Having the ability to motivate or inspire
“Though consigned today to the realm of collectors, Dolan was, in his time, a moving force in American music.”
Very difficult or impossible to forget
(informal) Enjoyable or amusing
“We had a fun time at the beach.”
Arousing or encouraging excitement, interest or enthusiasm
Opposite of present participle for to overwhelm with emotion
“He grew more distant towards the family that abandoned him, and news of his ex-wife's cancer diagnosis unaffected him.”
Opposite of present participle for to overwhelm (someone) with an emotion
“I find it difficult to believe that this love story will unaffect you.”
Opposite of present participle for to have an affect or bearing on
“The Saints have the upper hand when it comes to past results versus Norwich, but it will have no bearing on the result later this week.”
Opposite of present participle for to have an emotional effect on
“All these sappy romantic comedies unaffect me.”
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