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commove

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Commove (verb) means to stir something up violently; to excite or provoke.

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To stir something up violently; to excite or provoke.
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Etymology

From Middle English commoeven, which came from Old French commovoir.

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What is the meaning of commove?
"commove" (verb) means to stir something up violently; to excite or provoke.
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Other words for "commove" include excite, agitate, vex, rouse, disturb, charge.

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