The phrase "entirely moved" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express a complete emotional response, often in the context of being touched or affected by something deeply.
Example: "After watching the documentary about climate change, I was entirely moved by the stories of those affected."
Alternatives: "completely touched" or "thoroughly affected."
(Arab-Israeli groups did not seem entirely moved).
OFF BROADWAY The thriller was once a frequent visitor to the popular stage, but in recent decades it has almost entirely moved to the screen, where the peeping eye of the camera can send tingles down the spine with its intimate embrace, as well as its ability to shock with a swift cut to a rotting corpse rising from the grave.
They are astonishingly charming, but the fact that in some cases, such as Wuzhen, the original population has been entirely moved out, or, in others, carries on as slightly mutinous extras around the boutique hotels and shops, can give one pause.
This problem can be further worsened when the manufacturing sector of PHP has entirely moved to offshore areas in the Pearl River Delta region.
This suggests that this gene did not undergo retrotransposition, but may instead have entirely moved from an ancestral Z chromosomal state to an autosomal location in the lineage leading to crow.
Obama imagines he can remake US politics entirely, moving beyond the Nixon era's cultural divisions.
With Tripoli a battlefield, the U.S. pulled out of Libya entirely, moving its Embassy to Malta, separated from the besieged capital by two hundred miles of water.
In different surroundings, the "Ingemisco" would be a tenor show-stopper; here it is an entirely moving plea for divine mercy.
Its officials fear that Wal-Mart could leave town entirely, moving to a nearby community like larger West Dundee, which already has a big shopping mall and a Target store.
The general feeling seems to now be to cut the cord entirely, move the team to another city, chalk the whole thing up as one big, giant (sort of) loss, and one day look back fondly on the days of the White Out and Jeremy Roenick wearing that hideous jersey (though we will not look back fondly at the jersey itself).
This is because maintaining contact keeps you stuck in limbo, you can't be with your ex and you can't entirely move on.
