感かん動どう

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感動する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'

Form	Positive	Negative
Dictionary	感かん動どうする	感かん動どうしない
Polite	感かん動どうします	感かん動どうしません
Past polite	感かん動どうしました	感かん動どうしませんでした
Past	感かん動どうした	感かん動どうしなかった
Te-form	感かん動どうして	感かん動どうしないで
Desire	感かん動どうしたい	感かん動どうしたくない
Potential	感かん動どうできる	感かん動どうできない
Passive	感かん動どうされる	感かん動どうされない
Causative	感かん動どうさせる	感かん動どうさせない
Causative passive	感かん動どうさせられる	感かん動どうさせられない
Volitional	感かん動どうしよう
Polite volitional	感かん動どうしましょう
Imperative	感かん動どうしろ	感かん動どうするな
Conditional	感かん動どうすれば	感かん動どうしなければ
Tara conditional	感かん動どうしたら	感かん動どうしなかったら

Meanings

noun, noun or participle which takes 'suru', intransitive verb

deep emotion; being moved; strong impression

Refers to a profound emotional response, often from art, nature, or a touching experience. Used as both a noun and a suru-verb.

その映えい画がに深ふかく感かん動どうした。
I was deeply moved by that movie.
彼かれのスピーチは聴ちょう衆しゅうに感かん動どうを与あたえた。
His speech gave the audience a deep impression.

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Usage patterns

〈事こと〉に感かん動どうするto be moved by something
彼かの女じょの演えん技ぎに感かん動どうした。
I was moved by her performance.
〈人ひと〉に感かん動どうを与あたえるto move someone (emotionally)
その映えい画がは多おおくの人ひとに感かん動どうを与あたえた。
That movie moved many people.
感かん動どうを覚おぼえるto feel a sense of deep emotion
壮そう大だいな景色けしきに感かん動どうを覚おぼえた。
I felt deeply moved by the magnificent scenery.
感かん動どうのあまり〈動どう詞し〉to do something out of overwhelming emotion
感かん動どうのあまり涙なみだが出でた。
I cried, overwhelmed with emotion.

Kanji

感emotion, feeling, sensation
動move, motion, change

Related words· 16

感かん激げきN3
感激 describes a sudden, intense surge of emotion often with visible excitement or tears, whereas 感動 refers to a deeper, more general sense of being moved.
感かん銘めいN1
感銘 is a formal word for being deeply impressed by someone's character or words, leaving a lasting mental impression, while 感動 covers a broader range of emotionally moving experiences.
感かん嘆たんN1
感動 is a broader term for being emotionally moved, while 感嘆 specifically emphasizes admiration or wonder, often with an element of surprise.
感かん心しんN3
感動 is being emotionally moved or touched, while 感心 is being impressed by someone's skill, effort, or conduct.

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圧あっ倒とうN1
感動 simply means to be moved or touched emotionally, whereas 圧倒 (in its emotional sense) implies being overwhelmed to the point of awe or speechlessness.
感かん慨がいN1
感動 is a general, often immediate emotional response to something moving or impressive, while 感慨 is a deeper, more reflective feeling tied to personal memory or realization.
胸むねがいっぱいになるN2
感動する is a general verb for being moved or impressed by something, while 胸がいっぱいになる specifically describes the physical sensation of a full chest that often leaves one unable to speak.
心こころが動うごくN2
感動する is the common, general word for being emotionally moved or impressed, while 心が動く focuses on a personal inner stirring that may lead to a change of heart or action.
胸むねを打うつN2
感動する is a general, everyday verb for being moved or impressed, while 胸を打つ specifically evokes a poignant, heart-stirring impact.
しびれるN3
感動する is the general word for being emotionally moved, while 痺れる (figurative sense) emphasizes a tingling, thrilled excitement, often from music or performance.
興こう奮ふんN2
感動 is being emotionally moved or impressed by something touching, whereas 興奮 is more about heightened energy or agitation.
泣なける
感動する means to be emotionally moved in general, whereas 泣ける specifically implies that the emotion brings one to tears.
ときめき
感動 describes being emotionally moved or touched, often by something admirable, while ときめき is the lighter, giddy heart-flutter of excitement or romance.
感かんじるN3
感動する is a clear, direct word for being emotionally moved, while 感じる in this sense is vaguer and often used in set phrases like 感じるものがある.
感かん無む量りょうN1
感動 broadly means being emotionally moved (e.g. by a movie), whereas 感無量 specifically conveys an overwhelming fullness of feeling, often at a personal milestone.
感かん慨がい無む量りょう
感動 is the general, everyday term for being moved emotionally by something, while 感慨無量 specifically conveys an overwhelming, often nostalgic depth of feeling and sounds more formal.

Don't confuse with

感かん心しんN3
感心 means to admire or be impressed by someone's skill or conduct, while 感動 refers to being emotionally moved, so the two are easily confused despite sharing the kanji 感.
激げき動どうN1
感動 shares the kanji 動 and a similar sound with 激動 but means being emotionally moved, not social or political upheaval.
躍やく動どう
感動 (かんどう) sounds similar and shares the kanji 動, but it means being emotionally moved, not the physical vibrant motion described by 躍動.
感かん化かN1
感動 means being emotionally moved by something, while 感化 means being influenced so that one's thinking or behavior actually changes.

Word family

感かん動どう文ぶん
exclamatory sentence; exclamation
感かん動どう的てき
moving; touching; stirring
感かん動どう詞し
interjection
無む感かん動どう
apathetic; unimpressed; unmoved
感かん動どうポルノ
inspiration porn

Etymology

Compound of 感 (feeling, sensation) and 動 (move, stir). The combination conveys being emotionally stirred or moved.