Definition of the verb : to move

1° be in a state of action 2° go or proceed from one point to another 3° progress by being changed 4° propose formally; in a debate or parliamentary meeting 5° have a turn; make one's move in a game 6° give an incentive for action 7° have an emotional or cognitive impact upon 8° arouse sympathy or compassion in 9° move so as to change position, perform a nontranslational motion 10° change location; move, travel, or proceed, also metaphorically 11° cause to move or shift into a new position or place, both in a concrete and in an abstract sense 12° change residence, affiliation, or place of employment 13° dispose of by selling 14° perform an action, or work out or perform (an action) 15° follow a procedure or take a course 16° live one's life in a specified environment

Indicative Simple present I move you move he moves we move you move they move Present progressive/continuous I am moving you are moving he is moving we are moving you are moving they are moving Simple past I moved you moved he moved we moved you moved they moved Past progressive/continuous I was moving you were moving he was moving we were moving you were moving they were moving Present perfect simple I have moved you have moved he has moved we have moved you have moved they have moved Present perfect progressive/continuous I have been moving you have been moving he has been moving we have been moving you have been moving they have been moving Past perfect I had moved you had moved he had moved we had moved you had moved they had moved Present perfect progressive/continuous I had been moving you had been moving he had been moving we had been moving you had been moving they had been moving Future I will/shall move you will move he will move we will/shall move you will move they will move Future progressive/continuous I will/shall be moving you will be moving he will be moving we will/shall be moving you will be moving they will be moving Future perfect I will/shall have moved you will have moved he will have moved we will/shall have moved you will have moved they will have moved Future perfect continuous I will/shall have been moving you will have been moving he will have been moving we will/shall have been moving you will have been moving they will have been moving Conditional Simple I would/should move you would move he would move we would/should move you would move they would move Progressive I would/should be moving you would be moving he would be moving we would/should be moving you would be moving they would be moving Perfect I would/should have moved you would have moved he would have moved we would/should have moved you would have moved they would have moved Perfect progressive I would/should have been moving you would have been moving he would have been moving we would/should have been moving you would have been moving they would have been moving

Synonym of the verb : to move

act - actuate - affect - agitate - be active - be moved - be touched - budge - carry - change - convey - displace - disturb - drive - excite - freight - go - go along - hang elsewhere - impress - incite - influence - leave - locomote - make a motion - mollify - motivate - move on - proceed - prompt - propel - propose - recommend - rehang - remove - rouse - run - shunt - soften - stir - strike - submit - suggest - take - touch - transport - travel - turn - walk - advance - march - move house - move up -

Some other verbs :

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French translation

affecter - agir - aller - attendrir - avancer - bouger - changer de place - changer de position - déménager - déplacer - déposer une résolution - écouler - émouvoir - entrer en action - faire impression sur - impressionner - inciter - jouer - mener - motiver - partir - passer - pousser - prendre des mesures - proposer - remuer - se déplacer - se mouvoir - toucher -

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