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Definition of sentiment
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of sentiment is as below...
Sentiment
(a.) A
thought
prompted
by
passion
or
feeling;
a state of mind in view of some
subject;
feeling
toward
or
respecting
some
person
or
thing;
disposition
prompting
to
action
or
expression.
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Gush
::
Gush (v. i.) To make a
sentimental
or
untimely
exhibition
of
affection;
to
display
enthusiasm
in a
silly,
demonstrative
manner..
Chorus
::
Chorus
(n.) A
company
of
persons
supposed
to
behold
what
passed
in the acts of a
tragedy,
and to sing the
sentiments
which the
events
suggested
in
couplets
or
verses
between
the acts; also, that which was thus sung by the
chorus..
Voice
::
Voice (v. t.) To give
utterance
or
expression
to; to
utter;
to
publish;
to
announce;
to
divulge;
as, to voice the
sentiments
of the
nation..
Veneration
::
Veneration
(n.) The act of
venerating,
or the state of being
venerated;
the
highest
degree
of
respect
and
reverence;
respect
mingled
with awe; a
feeling
or
sentimental
excited
by the
dignity,
wisdom,
or
superiority
of a
person,
by
sacredness
of
character,
by
consecration
to
sacred
services,
or by
hallowed
associations..
Gushingly
::
Gushingly
(adv.)
Weakly;
sentimentally;
effusively.
Rose-water
::
Rose-water
(a.)
Having
the odor of rose
water;
hence,
affectedly
nice or
delicate;
sentimental..
Conception
::
Conception
(n.)
Conceit;
affected
sentiment
or
thought.
Religiosity
::
Religiosity
(n.) The
quality
of being
religious;
religious
feeling
or
sentiment;
religiousness.
Popularity
::
Popularity
(n.)
Public
sentiment;
general
passion.
Opinion
::
Opinion
(n.) The
judgment
or
sentiment
which the mind forms of
persons
or
things;
estimation.
Colorless
::
Colorless
(a.) Free from any
manifestation
of
partial
or
peculiar
sentiment
or
feeling;
not
disclosing
likes,
dislikes,
prejudice,
etc.; as,
colorless
music;
a
colorless
style;
definitions
should
be
colorless..
Maudlin
::
Maudlin
(a.)
Tearful;
easily
moved to
tears;
exciting
to
tears;
excessively
sentimental;
weak and
silly.
Disguise
::
Disguise
(v. t.) To hide by a
counterfeit
appearance;
to cloak by a false show; to mask; as, to
disguise
anger;
to
disguise
one's
sentiments,
character,
or
intentions..
Presage
::
Presage
(v. t.) Power to look the
future,
or the
exercise
of that
power;
foreknowledge;
presentiment..
Dissemble
::
Dissemble
(v. i.) To
conceal
the real fact,
motives,
/tention,
or
sentiments,
under some
pretense;
to
assume
a false
appearance;
to act the
hypocrite..
Frank
::
Frank (n.) Free in
uttering
one's real
sentiments;
not
reserved;
using no
disguise;
candid;
ingenuous;
as, a frank
nature,
conversation,
manner,
etc..
Differ
::
Differ
(v. i.) To be of
unlike
or
opposite
opinion;
to
disagree
in
sentiment;
-- often with from or with.
Sentimentalize
::
Sentimentalize
(v. t.) To
regard
in a
sentimental
manner;
as, to
sentimentalize
a
subject..
Concern
::
Concern
(v. t.) To
engage
by
feeling
or
sentiment;
to
interest;
as, a good
prince
concerns
himself
in the
happiness
of his
subjects..
Gushing
::
Gushing
(a.)
Emitting
copiously,
as tears or
words;
weakly
and
unreservedly
demonstrative
in
matters
of
affection;
sentimental..
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