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Meanings of Emotionalise:
verbView or present in an emotional way.
Usage examples:
You always want viewers to emotionalize your brand
Meanings of Emotionalised:
verbView or present in an emotional way.
Usage examples:
You always want viewers to emotionalize your brand
Meanings of Emotionalising:
verbView or present in an emotional way.
Usage examples:
You always want viewers to emotionalize your brand
Meanings of Emotionalist:
nounA person who feels and expresses strong emotions
Usage examples:
The character he plays is an emotionalist, with all his feelings on display., emotionalists tend to…
Meanings of Emotionalization:
nounThe process of making emotional; the action of imbuing with emotion.
Meanings of Emotionalize:
verbView or present in an emotional way.
Usage examples:
You always want viewers to emotionalize your brand
Meanings of Emotionalized:
verbView or present in an emotional way.
Usage examples:
You always want viewers to emotionalize your brand
Meanings of Emotionalizing:
verbView or present in an emotional way.
Usage examples:
You always want viewers to emotionalize your brand
Meanings of Emotionally:
adverbIn a way that relates to a person's emotions.
Usage examples:
An opportunity for parent and child to connect emotionally
Meanings of Emotioned:
adjectiveStirred by or imbued with emotion; emotional.
Meanings of Emotionize:
verbTo make emotional; to imbue with emotion.
Meanings of Emotionless:
adjectiveNot showing any emotion; unemotional.
Usage examples:
Her voice was flat and emotionless
Meanings of Emotionlessly:
adverbIn a way that does not show emotion
Usage examples:
He told the story of the failure of his business eloquently but emotionlessly., "password not recog…
Meanings of Emotionlessness:
nounThe quality, state, or condition of being emotionless.
Meanings of Emotions:
nounA strong feeling deriving from one's circumstances, mood, or relationships with others.
Usage examples:
She was attempting to control her emotions
Meanings of Emotive:
adjectiveArousing or able to arouse intense feeling.
Usage examples:
Animal experimentation is an emotive subject
Meanings of Emotively:
adverbIn a way that causes or shows strong feelings
Usage examples:
His tone is always precise rather than emotively passionate., the speaker emotively challenged the …
Meanings of Emotivism:
nounAn ethical theory which regards ethical and value judgements as expressions of feeling or attitude and prescriptions of action, rather than assertions or reports of anything.
Usage examples:
There's little indication of the available range of ethical theories, from crude emotivism to plato…
Meanings of Emp:
verbTo make (a vessel, receptacle, etc.) empty; to drain, remove the contents of. frequently with of: to relieve of certain specified contents; (figurative) to cause to be rid of an attribute, characteristic, etc.
Meanings of Empaestic:
adjectiveOf or relating to embossing or embossed ornamentation; (of ornamentation) embossed, stamped.
Meanings of Empaistic:
adjectiveOf or relating to embossing or embossed ornamentation; (of ornamentation) embossed, stamped.
Meanings of Empanada:
nounA spanish or latin american pastry turnover filled with a variety of savoury ingredients and baked or fried.
Usage examples:
After the museum, they stopped for a brief snack: tuna empanadas, a flat pastry with pine nuts, dou…
Meanings of Empanel:
verbEnlist or enrol (a jury).
Usage examples:
He could have gone to the u.s. attorney and empaneled a grand jury.
Meanings of Empaneled:
verbEnlist or enrol (a jury).
Usage examples:
He could have gone to the u.s. attorney and empaneled a grand jury.
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