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Meanings of emotion in English
Usage of emotion in English
1
Poetry attaches its emotion to the idea; the idea is the fact.
2
By late afternoon, various family members said they felt numb with emotion.
3
The problem was that outpouring of emotion had merely masked the reality.
4
You can ask yourself questions like: Where did this emotion come from?
5
He'd never simply held anyone, not for pleasure or need or emotion.
6
Disgust is the obvious emotion you can call on in public health.
7
The first emotion was surprise; the second, awe; the third, pious fervour.
8
Of course it is negative emotion that you want most to control.
9
Unable to stand it a moment longer, Chewie gave in to emotion.
10
He let emotion rule him, and that was a very dangerous thing.
11
Con had told her to think through the problem logically, without emotion.
12
That emotion and others such as compassion set us apart from animals.
13
Characters work best when they're grounded in solid human emotion and experience.
14
For several years, the risk of being overcome with emotion dissuaded me.
15
You expect some emotion if her race hasn't gone exactly to plan.
16
At Amiens, doubt ceases; emotion is trained in school; Thomas Aquinas reigns.
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Emotion through the time
Emotion across language varieties
United Kingdom
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Australia
Common
United States of America
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