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Often used in the same context:
emotionality,
grief,
feelings,
excitement,
anguish,
sadness,
empathy,
elation,
exuberance,
pathos,
sentimentality,
frustration,
joy,
adrenaline,
tears,
anger,
sorrow,
angst,
remorse,
passion,
sobs,
enthusiasm,
despair,
dejection,
emotionalism,
adrenalin,
incredulousness,
negativity,
bitterness,
exhilaration,
compassion,
poignancy,
jubilation,
bravado,
wistfulness,
histrionics,
bashfulness,
instinct,
anxiety,
jealousy,
melancholy,
heartbreak,
soulfulness,
sarcasm,
laughter,
nervousness,
spontaneity,
exultation,
nuance,
anxiousness,
peevishness,
hopefulness,
theatrics,
pensiveness,
joviality,
rawness,
sombreness,
aloneness,
nerves,
joyousness,
positiveness,
bewilderment,
nostalgia,
heartache,
indignation,
emoting,
humility,
theatricality,
guilt,
poise,
composure,
affection,
suspense,
facial expression,
disappointment,
ambivalence,
verbalization,
physicality,
shyness,
calmness,
charisma,
wryness,
exasperation,
chirpiness,
helplessness,
tenderness,
tenseness,
aliveness,
moroseness,
cynicism,
poignance,
disgust,
humbleness,
fervor,
trepidation,
speechlessness,
thankfulness,
ruefulness,
intensity,
mischievousness,
expressiveness,
mournfulness,
emotions,
feeling,
desire,
repugnance,
impulse,
liking,
revulsion,
sentiment,
apprehension,
craving,
impression,
hunger,
inclination,
learning,
strategy,
achievement,
affect,
curriculum,
environment,
knowledge,
outcome,
process,
relationship,
victim,
agent,
application,
assessment,
attitude,
behavior,
capacity,
citizen,
commitment
More specific:
anger,
anxiety,
cer,
choler,
conditioned emotion,
conditioned emotional response,
emotional state,
fear,
fearfulness,
fright,
hate,
hatred,
ire,
joy,
joyfulness,
joyousness,
love,
spirit
Appears in the definition of:
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acathexis,
accrete,
acrocyanosis,
act out,
affect,
affectional,
affective,
anger,
anxiety,
apathetic,
apathy,
ardent,
aroused,
ashen,
awe,
beam,
beat,
beatify,
bernd heinrich wilhelm von kleist,
blanched,
bloodless,
blowup,
bond,
bring together,
burn,
burninga,
captive,
catch,
charged,
chilly,
choke,
choler,
cold,
cold-eyed,
counterfeit,
countertransference,
crimson,
cry,
delirious,
demonstrative,
die,
dispassionate,
display,
distraught,
disturbance,
draw together,
ebullition,
ecstasy,
effusion,
ejaculation,
electric,
electrifying,
emote,
emotional,
emotional person,
emotionlessness,
emotive,
empty,
exalt,
exaltation,
excited,
exhilarate,
expressible,
fan,
fear,
fearfulness,
feel,
fervent,
fervid,
feverish,
fiery,
find,
flare,
flash,
flushed,
folie,
frantic,
frenetic,
frenzied,
fright,
galvanic,
galvanising,
galvanizing,
genuine,
glow,
gruff,
gush,
harangue,
hate,
hatred,
heat,
hectic,
heinrich von kleist,
hippocampus,
histrionics,
hoarse,
hot-blooded,
husky,
hysterical,
impassioned,
impassive,
incandescent,
inebriate,
inflaming,
inflammation,
inspiration,
interjection,
interpretative dance,
interpretative dancing,
interpretive dance,
interpretive dancing,
ire,
isolation,
jerome robbins,
joy,
joyfulness,
joyousness,
kleist,
livid,
love,
lyric,
lyrical,
mad,
manifestation,
mental anguish,
mental disorder,
mental disturbance,
moving,
nonsubjective,
nympholepsy,
objective,
obsessed,
outburst,
outlet,
overwrought,
passion,
passionateness,
perfervid,
phlegmatic,
phlegmatical,
phrenetic,
placidity,
possessedp,
psychological disorder,
quiet,
radiate,
rant,
ranting,
rapture,
raptus,
rational,
raynaud's sign,
red,
red-faced,
red-hot,
reddened,
release,
reliving,
repose,
responsive,
responsiveness,
reverence,
robbins,
romanticism,
sensational,
sentiment,
sentimentality,
serenity,
shame,
shine,
sizzling,
sorrow,
soul,
soulful,
soulfulness,
stiff upper lip,
stirring,
stoically,
stolid,
strike a chord,
supercharged,
thrill,
thrilling,
tickle,
torrid,
touch a chord,
tranquility,
tranquillity,
transport,
unblinking,
unblinkingly,
undemonstrative,
undistorted,
unemotional,
unemotionality,
unresponsiveness,
unrestrained,
upsurge,
veneration,
vent,
vibrate,
warmth,
wave,
white,
wild,
wobble,
worked up,
yell
More general:
feeling
Also try:
— Adjectives for emotion:
strong,
deep,
human,
intense,
much,
religious,
negative,
violent,
particular,
powerful,
genuine,
more...
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