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Definition of emotion
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 emotion is as below...
Emotion
(n.) A
moving
of the mind or soul;
excitement
of the
feelings,
whether
pleasing
or
painful;
disturbance
or
agitation
of mind
caused
by a
specific
exciting
cause and
manifested
by some
sensible
effect
on the
body..
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Excite
::
Excite
(v. t.) To call to
activity
in any way; to rouse to
feeling;
to
kindle
to
passionate
emotion;
to stir up to
combined
or
general
activity;
as, to
excite
a
person,
the
spirits,
the
passions;
to
excite
a
mutiny
or
insurrection;
to
excite
heat by
friction..
Insensible
::
Insensible
(a.) Not
susceptible
of
emotion
or
passion;
void of
feeling;
apathetic;
unconcerned;
indifferent;
as,
insensible
to
danger,
fear, love, etc.; -- often used with of or to..
Infection
::
Infection
(n.)
Sympathetic
communication
of like
qualities
or
emotions;
influence.
Fear
::
Fear (n.) To feel a
painful
apprehension
of; to be
afraid
of; to
consider
or
expect
with
emotion
of alarm or
solicitude.
Spasm
::
Spasm (v. t.) A
sudden,
violent,
and
temporary
effort
or
emotion;
as, a spasm of
repentance..
Emotionalize
::
Emotionalize
(v. t.) To give an
emotional
character
to.
Attract
::
Attract
(v. t.) To draw by
influence
of a moral or
emotional
kind; to
engage
or fix, as the mind,
attention,
etc.; to
invite
or
allure;
as, to
attract
admirers..
Quick
::
Quick (n.) The life; the
mortal
point;
a vital part; a part
susceptible
of
serious
injury
or keen
feeling;
the
sensitive
living
flesh;
the part of a
finger
or toe to which the nail is
attached;
the
tender
emotions;
as, to cut a
finger
nail to the
quick;
to
thrust
a sword to the
quick,
to taunt one to the
quick;
-- used
figuratively..
Contagious
::
Contagious
(a.)
Spreading
or
communicable
from one to
another;
exciting
similar
emotions
or
conduct
in
others.
Affectuous
::
Affectuous
(a.) Full of
passion
or
emotion;
earnest.
Ennuye
::
Ennuye
(a.)
Affected
with
ennui;
weary in
spirits;
emotionally
exhausted.
Feeling
::
Feeling
(n.) The
capacity
of the soul for
emotional
states;
a high
degree
of
susceptibility
to
emotions
or
states
of the
sensibility
not
dependent
on the body; as, a man of
feeling;
a man
destitute
of
feeling..
Interested
::
Interested
(v. t.)
Having
the
attention
engaged;
having
emotion
or
passion
excited;
as, an
interested
listener..
Interest
::
Interest
(n.) To
engage
the
attention
of; to
awaken
interest
in; to
excite
emotion
or
passion
in, in
behalf
of a
person
or
thing;
as, the
subject
did not
interest
him; to
interest
one in
charitable
work..
Affecting
::
Affecting
(a.)
Moving
the
emotions;
fitted
to
excite
the
emotions;
pathetic;
touching;
as, an
affecting
address;
an
affecting
sight..
Sentimental
::
Sentimental
(a.)
Addressed
or
pleasing
to the
emotions
only,
usually
to the
weaker
and the
unregulated
emotions..
Ferment
::
Ferment
(v. i.) To be
agitated
or
excited
by
violent
emotions.
Impenetrability
::
Impenetrability
(n.)
Insusceptibility
of
intellectual
or
emotional
impression;
obtuseness;
stupidity;
coldness.
Apathy
::
Apathy
(n.) Want of
feeling;
privation
of
passion,
emotion,
or
excitement;
dispassion;
--
applied
either
to the body or the mind. As
applied
to the mind, it is a
calmness,
indolence,
or state of
indifference,
incapable
of being
ruffled
or
roused
to
active
interest
or
exertion
by
pleasure,
pain, or
passion..
Eloquence
::
Eloquence
(n.)
Fluent,
forcible,
elegant,
and
persuasive
speech
in
public;
the power of
expressing
strong
emotions
in
striking
and
appropriate
language
either
spoken
or
written,
thereby
producing
conviction
or
persuasion..
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