1. disturbed, agitated, or thrown into confusion or disorder
Usage: archaic or literary; past participle of the verb 'commove'

Examples

• The commoved crowd rushed toward the exits after hearing the alarm.
• She remained commoved by the unexpected news throughout the evening.
• His commoved state was evident from his trembling hands and rapid speech.
• The commoved waters of the harbor reflected the storm clouds above.
• Despite the commoved atmosphere in the room, she spoke with measured calm.