Usage of "emotionality"

Catalan

Emotional nature or quality.

Usage of emotionality in English

Liberals try to argue against them using evidence; they are embarrassed by emotionality. 
 The Guardian 

Negative emotionality and depressive symptoms were not related to the cortisol awakening response. 
 Pubmed 

Negative emotionality has been shown to be associated with telomere shortening. 
 Pubmed 

Toxic masculinity is deeply emotional, and simultaneously utterly dismissive and contemptuous of emotionality. 
 Ebony 

Our ideologies may condemn it, our emotionality engages, excuses and negotiates with it. 
 Ebony 

All these things-vanity, emotionality, romanticism, courtship-arepoor training for the home. 
 The Nervous Housewife 

I found two core beliefs about maleness: one was the restrictive emotionality I mentioned. 
 Ebony 

It's impossible to disconnect the seething, irrational emotionality from misogyny, and the misogyny continues. 
 The Guardian 

The fact must be told in brief sentences, with a total absence of emotionality. 
 Short Stories and Essays (from Literature and Life) 

Conclusions: In the context of risky environments, negative emotionality may offer some physical health benefits. 
 Pubmed 

Patients with mastocytosis display high level of negative emotionality such as depression and stress sensibility. 
 Pubmed 

Negative emotionality and cumulative risk were assessed at baseline. 
 Pubmed 

Our politics may be absolute, our emotionality is not. 
 Ebony 

Depressive symptoms significantly mediated the associations between negative emotionality and the peak to bed slope. 
 Pubmed 

We are a people for whom emotionality was alien. 
 Ebony 

No masks, no intellectual dexterity choking the visceral emotionality. 
 Ebony 

emotionality

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Translations for emotionality

Catalan

Emotionality through the time

Meanings of emotionality in English