Conmovidas

Conmovidas is the feminine plural form of the past participle of the Spanish verb conmover, meaning moved emotionally or touched. It functions as an adjective or predicative complement, used to describe people or things that have been emotionally affected by something. The masculine singular form is conmovido, the feminine singular conmovida, and the masculine plural conmovidos. In normal usage, conmovidas accompanies feminine nouns, as in las mujeres conmovidas por la noticia, or can appear in predicative constructions such as la multitud quedó conmovida.

Usage notes and nuances: conmovidas emphasizes the emotional impact on those described, rather than attributing the movement to the thing itself. It is common in journalism, literature and everyday speech to convey that a subject has been deeply affected. For broader or more general statements about things that cause emotion, other adjectives like conmovedoras or conmovedor are often preferred, as they describe the quality of the thing rather than the state of the subject.

Related forms include conmovido (masculine singular), conmovida (feminine singular), and conmovidos (masculine plural). The term is closely related to conmovedor/conmovedora, which denote something that is emotionally moving in itself, whereas conmovidas describes the affected subjects.

See also: conmovedor, conmovedora, conmovido, emoción, emociónate.