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Meanings of emotionality in English

Catalan
emotivitat

Emotional nature or quality.

emotivitat
Usage of emotionality in English
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Liberals try to argue against them using evidence; they are embarrassed by emotionality.
The Guardian
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Negative emotionality and depressive symptoms were not related to the cortisol awakening response.
Pubmed
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Negative emotionality has been shown to be associated with telomere shortening.
Pubmed
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Toxic masculinity is deeply emotional, and simultaneously utterly dismissive and contemptuous of emotionality.
Ebony
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Our ideologies may condemn it, our emotionality engages, excuses and negotiates with it.
Ebony
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All these things-vanity, emotionality, romanticism, courtship-arepoor training for the home.
The Nervous Housewife
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I found two core beliefs about maleness: one was the restrictive emotionality I mentioned.
Ebony
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It's impossible to disconnect the seething, irrational emotionality from misogyny, and the misogyny continues.
The Guardian
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The fact must be told in brief sentences, with a total absence of emotionality.
Short Stories and Essays (from Literature and Life)
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Conclusions: In the context of risky environments, negative emotionality may offer some physical health benefits.
Pubmed
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Patients with mastocytosis display high level of negative emotionality such as depression and stress sensibility.
Pubmed
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Negative emotionality and cumulative risk were assessed at baseline.
Pubmed
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Our politics may be absolute, our emotionality is not.
Ebony
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Depressive symptoms significantly mediated the associations between negative emotionality and the peak to bed slope.
Pubmed
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We are a people for whom emotionality was alien.
Ebony
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No masks, no intellectual dexterity choking the visceral emotionality.
Ebony
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Catalan
emotivitat
Emotionality through the time