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emotional

[ih-moh-shuh-nl] / ɪˈmoʊ ʃə nl /


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According to Dr. Flaherty, seizures, mania and traumatic events can enhance a person’s emotional drive and search for meaning.

From The Wall Street Journal

Prime Video documentary Life After Little Mix gives a candid insight into Jesy's pregnancy journey, and includes the emotional moment when she first learns her daughters have Twin-to-Twin Transfusion Syndrome.

From BBC

The cliché applied to contralto voices is “plummy” and Heynis offers its reverse, a sort of lean, emotional essentialism in a deep and beautiful voice.

From The Wall Street Journal

She argues that the danger lies not only in the substance itself, but also in how it is marketed, using emotional appeals instead of evidence.

From Science Daily

"We would prefer not to have the transition but an emotional issue for the first goal that the referee conceded to Spurs and after that the momentum is difficult to control."

From Barron's