Verbal adjectives
1. Is this an appropriate adjective to use in this context:
"To my surprise, they weren't too MOVED at the funeral of their family member."
2. And how about:
"To my surprise, they weren't too TOUCHED at the funeral of their family member."
Note: By 'moved' or 'touched', I'm trying to say that they weren't too sad or even tearful.
Top answer
". You could also say "the funeral of their family member was not very moving / touching", where "moving" and "touching" are also adjectives.
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- You could also say "the funeral of their family member was not very moving / touching", where "moving" and "touching" are also adjectives.
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I'd say it was more natural to say "moved / touched by the funeral ...".
You could also say "the funeral of their family member was not very moving / touching", where "moving" and "touching" are also adjectives.
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