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emotional

/ɪˈmoʊ.ʃən.əl/

Traduction: Relatif aux émotions ou à l'état affectif d'une personne; qui manifeste des émotions fortes ou qui émeut.

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adjective

/ɪˈmoʊ.ʃən.əl/A2formal
  • frRelatif aux émotions ou à l'état affectif d'une personne; qui manifeste des émotions fortes ou qui émeut.

Relating to a person's feelings or state of mind; showing strong feelings.

  1. Relating to emotionsA2formal

    Connected with or showing feelings, especially strong feelings.

    frémotionnel

    • She is going through an emotional time after the breakup.
    • The movie had a very emotional ending.
    • He gave an emotional speech at the wedding.

    Synonymesaffectiveemotiveexpressivefeelingsentimental

    Antonymescolddetacheddispassionateimpassivestoicunemotional

  2. Easily affected by emotionsB1formal

    Having a tendency to experience or express strong feelings.

    frÉmotif, sensible

    • He is a very emotional person who cries easily.
    • She became emotional when she heard the news.
    • The child was too emotional to speak clearly.

    Synonymesdemonstrativepassionateresponsivesensitivesentimentaltenderheartedtouchy-feely

    Antonymesapatheticcolddetachedimpassivephlegmaticstoicunemotionalunfeeling

  3. Appealing to emotionsB2informal

    Designed to provoke an emotional response.

    frQui émeut, qui touche

    • The advertisement used emotional imagery to sell the product.
    • The song is very emotional and makes people cry.
    • The story was highly emotional and touched many readers.

    Synonymesemotiveevocativemovingpoignantstirringtouching

    Antonymesunaffectingunemotionalunimpassionedunmoving

Formes
  • more emotional comparative form
  • most emotional superlative form
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