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emotional
adjective as in demonstrative about feelings
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The emotional cost of this debt can also be intense.
He’s the emotional anchor of this life-affirming and quietly resonant film about the importance of being together — a movie that announces Hikari as a major talent.
Mark Collins, a lawyer for Grubb, said the jury in the case was presented with a difficult and emotional task.
“The more I asked around, the more I saw that feeling emotional about kitchen objects was the rule rather than the exception, even for people who were not especially interested in cooking,” she writes.
O’Malley agreed, saying he sees how it prevents men “from developing their emotional intelligence, their ability to reach out to other people, to make friends and connect.”
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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