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commŏvĕor
transitive verb II conjugation

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1 passive form of [commoveo]
2 to shake, to stir up, to agitate
3 to displace, to disturb, to trouble, to worry, to upset
4 to jolt
5 to excite
6 to waken
7 to provoke
8 (money or camp) to move
9 to produce
10 (war) to cause, start
11 (point) to raise

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commoveor animo || commoveor capite || commoveor mente || commoveor nervis || commoveri videtur adulescens || aut libidine aliqua aut metu commoveri || alienis iniuriis commoveor || ad eorum animos ad id, quod volumus, commovendos = to direct their hearts where we want || habebat flebile quiddam aptumque cum ad fidem faciendam, tum ad misericordiam commovendam

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A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
commōtŭs masc. noun IV decl.
commōtus adj. perf. part. I cl.
commotus adj. perf. inf.
commŏvens adj. pres. part. II cl.
commŏvĕo tr. v. II conjug.
commŏvĕor tr. v. II conjug.
commulcans adj. pres. part. II cl.
commulcens adj. pres. part. II cl.
commulcĕo tr. v. II conjug.
commulcĕor tr. v. II conjug.
commulco tr. v. I conjug.
commulcor tr. v. I conjug.
commundans adj. pres. part. II cl.
commundatūrūs adj. fut. part.
commundatus adj. perf. part. I cl.
commundatus adj. perf. inf.
commundo tr. v. I conjug.
commundor tr. v. I conjug.
commūne nt. noun III decl.
commūnia pl. nt. noun III decl.
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