emotion /i-mōˈshən/

1. A moving of the feelings
2. Agitation of mind
3. Any of various phenomena of the mind, such as anger, joy, fear or sorrow, associated also with physical symptoms
4. Feeling as distinguished from cognition and will (philosophy)

emote /i-mōtˈ/ intransitive verb

To show or express exaggerated emotion

emōˈter noun

emōˈtionable adjective

emōˈtional adjective

emōˈtionalism noun

1. A tendency to emotional excitement (also emōtionalˈity)
2. The habit of working on the emotions
3. The indulgence of superficial emotion

emōˈtionalist noun

emōˈtionalistic adjective

emotionalize or emotionalise transitive verb

emōˈtionally adverb

emōˈtionless adjective

emoˈtionlessly adverb

emōˈtive /-tiv/ adjective

1. Of or relating to the emotions
2. Emotional
3. Tending to arouse emotion

emōˈtively adverb

emōˈtiveness noun

emōˈtivism noun (ethics)

The theory that moral statements express the emotions of the speaker rather than an objective accepted truth

emōˈtivist noun

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