Movingly: meaning, definitions and examples

This word is the same as 'movingly' and can be used interchangeably to describe something that deeply stirs the emotions.

• The movie presented the story movingly, leaving the audience teary-eyed

Use 'emotionally' to emphasize the intensity of feelings in a given situation or reaction.

• He reacted emotionally when he heard the news about his friend

Use 'touchingly' to describe something that stirs tender emotions, usually in a positive or heartwarming way.

• The children sang touchingly at the school concert, bringing smiles to everyone's faces

Use 'poignantly' to refer to something that evokes a deep sense of sadness or regret.

• The letter poignantly captured all the memories they had shared together

Use this word when describing how something causes strong feelings or emotions in a way that deeply affects the heart or mind.

• She spoke movingly about her experiences as a refugee

Use this word when talking about something that stirs feelings of tenderness, empathy, or compassion.

• The story of their friendship was very touching and left everyone emotional

Choose this word when you want to convey genuine sincerity and deep feeling, usually in a positive or sincere manner.

• I offered her my heartfelt congratulations on her promotion

Employ this word when discussing something related to emotions, often intense or expressing strong feelings, which can be both positive and negative.

• His speech was very emotional, bringing many people to tears