emotionally

see definition of emotionally

as inpassionately
as insubjectively
as insympathetically
as inurgently
as inwarmly

Synonyms for emotionally

adv deeply

subjectively

adverb. internally

sympathetically

adverb. sensitively

urgently

adverb. insistently

warmly

adverb. fervently

Word Origin & History

1821, "pertaining to emotion," from emotion + -al (1). Meaning "liable to emotions" attested by 1857. Related: Emotionally. Emotional intelligence coined by mid-1960s, popular from mid-1980s.

Example Sentences for emotionally

Both the experience and the anticipation of it were emotionally exciting.

Economics are stubborn things and cannot be successfully dealt with emotionally.

The time has come when beneficence, to be real, must operate scientifically, not emotionally.

This information was given to me not emotionally but as it were officially.

To Bettina, emotionally tense, the real world had disappeared.

Miller is emotionally thrilled by Renoir but he is never quite swept.

His visitor kept moistening her dry lips and swallowing, emotionally.

She was in the grip of dull, unrelenting pain, physically and emotionally.

Uncle Chris, the old traveller, was not emotionally affected.

Her eyes darkened, widened, split Grant emotionally down the middle.