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emotive

[ih-moh-tiv] / ɪˈmoʊ tɪv /


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Equally comfortable in futuristic techno, orchestral works, video game tracks and intimate piano solos, Sakamoto created music that was catchy, emotive and deeply attuned to the sounds around him.

From Seattle Times

Taiwan is a deeply emotive issue for China's ruling Communist Party, and for Chinese President Xi Jinping.

From Reuters

Equally comfortable in futuristic techno, orchestral works, video game tracks and intimate piano solos, Mr. Sakamoto created music that was catchy, emotive and deeply attuned to the sounds around him.

From New York Times

When Taylor watched the final cut, she remembered filming scenes of emotive crying.

From New York Times

In fact, research shows that “boys don’t have as much activity in the verbal and emotive regions of the brain as girls,” Gurian says.

From Washington Post