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Commove (Verb)

Cause to be agitated, excited, or roused; "The speaker charged up the crowd with his inflammatory remarks".

Verbs of feeling.

The news of the natural disaster commoved the entire nation to donate and support the victims.
Her passionate speech commoved the audience, inspiring them to take action against the injustice.
The intense movie scene commoved the actors, making it difficult for them to hold back their tears.
The politician's commoving words about the struggles of the working class resonated deeply with the crowd.
The image of the suffering animals commoved the volunteers to work even harder to rescue and rehabilitate them.

Change the arrangement or position of.

Verbs of touching, hitting, tying, digging.

The strong gusts of wind commenc'd to commove the carefully placed stones of the ancient monument.
She carefully planned the layout so that she wouldn't commove the sensitive equipment during the experiment.
Time and weather will eventually commove even the most firmly rooted boulders.
He made sure not to commove the fragile sculpture while dusting the shelf.
Extreme heat caused the metal components to expand and commove the finely tuned machinery.