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Meanings of emotionalism in English

Catalan
emotivitat

Emotional nature or quality.

emotivitat
Usage of emotionalism in English
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The word 'spiritual' becomes a synonym of muddy thought and misty emotionalism.
The Essentials of Spirituality
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Selwyn's was essentially a creative mind, prone to emotionalism and to inspiration.
The Parts Men Play
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Nor is the connection between alcoholism and emotionalism so far-fetched as it seems.
Outwitting Our Nerves: A Primer of Psychotherapy
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By emotional force he made his way, and sheer emotionalism has undone him.
The Irish Times
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The flood tide of religious emotionalism ebbed but to flow in other channels?
Beginnings of the American People
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An emotionalism that, at its very heart, could be labelled as pure kiwi.
Radio NZ
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In the background Andre-Louis, steeling himself against emotionalism, spoke with the voice of Scaramouche.
Scaramouche: A Romance of the French Revolution
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Here were works and service and no mere emotionalism, which meant nothing to her.
Jerusalem
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Mr. Dixon has not breathed the Negro air of emotionalism without being affected thereby.
The Hindered Hand; or, The Reign of the Repressionist
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These, like all peoples of the age, were liable to bouts of insane emotionalism.
Last and First Men
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Despite Mr Maguire's protestations against emotionalism and sentimentality these funds are aptly described as vultures.
The Irish Times
12
And we're more aware of the emotionalism in people.
Ebony
13
The Jew's sensitiveness is the correlative of his emotionalism.
The Book of Delight and Other Papers
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Inevitably his logic won out over her own emotionalism.
Creature
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Desmond, it was I who told her to tease you a bit over your emotionalism.
The Double Widowing
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Are you letting yourself be completely swayed by emotionalism?
The new yorker
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Catalan
emotivitat
Emotionalism through the time