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Meanings of human emotions in English

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Usage of human emotions in English
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One thing he'd never had a problem with was judging human emotions.
Under the dome: a novel
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Even an enhanced Quantum Mind couldn't contain the cauldron of human emotions.
Masked
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The World Cup appears to aggressively hothouse the more primitive human emotions.
The Irish Times
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Resentment is one of the most futile and destructive of human emotions.
The Irish Times
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Today, there are also chatbots that can read human emotions and respond accordingly.
Reuters
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The poets love to see human emotions in the procession of cosmic phenomena.
Impressions and Comments
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He comments on human emotions and capabilities, especially in a time of chaos.
The South African
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The human emotions reassured him and convinced him to tell her the truth.
Carrion comfort
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It springs from Pity, the most unclean of all human emotions.
Nights in London
10
The other strongest of human emotions had been stirred within me.
The Making of an American
11
Aesthetically these beautiful freaks are disturbing but they posses human emotions.
The South African
12
Confusion, embarrassment, incredulity … I went through the whole gamut of human emotions.
The Guardian
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Of all normal human emotions it comes nearest to passionate sympathy.
The Complex Vision
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I remembered that Grover, like all satyrs, could read human emotions.
The Sea of Monsters
15
A false dread of seeming to attribute human emotions to God.
Expositions of Holy Scripture: Isaiah and Jeremiah
16
He'd never realized how powerful and incapacitating human emotions could be.
The Wyrmling Horde
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Human emotions through the time
Human emotions across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common