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Meanings of emotional in English
Synonyms
Examples for "gushing"
Examples for "gushing"
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She let the gushing water wash away all the stress and bitterness.
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The blood was gushing in red streams from his nose and mouth.
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On Tuesday, we celebrated the sight of water gushing towards Theewaterskloof dam.
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The wagon lumbered away with the sifting dust gushing from the wheels.
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There was the water gushing, the sand sparkling and the sunbeam glimmering.
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Tim Evans, however, was effusive in his praise for Majestic: Brilliant shop.
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Today he had been unusually effusive and was probably regretting it already.
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Other attendees were effusive in their praise of Trump's actions so far.
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Michael Scott, performance director for the Great Britain squad, was equally effusive.
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The eruptions of the Hawaiian volcanoes are thus of the effusive type.
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The mud felt slick and gushy below the soles of my sneakers.
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Here's what that gushy woman reporter says about last night:
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I think... that the gushy stuff must have been brains.
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Serving some higher cause, that kind of gushy crap?
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A gushy, pornographic love letter, in his handwriting.
Usage of emotional in English
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That's all great news; physical health is a cornerstone of emotional wellness.
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Animals are wonderful, because they put you in a great emotional state.
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Photo: Instagram Physical touch is essential for our physical and emotional health.
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The wrong words at the wrong time can create devastating emotional scars.
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My physical recovery was fine; the emotional recovery was a different matter.
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However, it is the emotional support that patients seem to value most.
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This case follows weeks of emotional testimony from scores of young athletes.
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It said she also suffered physical and emotional injuries without offering details.
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It was emotional and counterproductive; he needed to focus on real leads.
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In an often emotional announcement, he said the decision was purely personal.
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However, emotional abuse is real and can be tangible in some ways.
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Background: Facial mimicry is crucial in the recognition of others' emotional state.
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Particularly damaging for us is to be able to display emotional behaviour.
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Conclusions: We observed persistent changes in central hemodynamics 2h after emotional stress.
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Frontotemporal dementia sufferers have specific problems with language, behavior, and emotional response.
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Natalie in the interim had had time to pass her emotional crisis.
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Emotional through the time
Emotional across language varieties
Australia
Common
South Africa
Common
Ireland
Common
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