Word familynounemotionemotionalismemoteremotionalistemotivenessemotivismemotivistemotivityadjectiveemotional ≠ unemotionalemotiveemotionableemotionalisticemotionlessverbemoteemotionalizeemoveadverbemotionallyemotivelyemotionlessly
emotional issue• And abortion is a very volatile, emotional issue.• Often that's an emotional issue; are these emotions worth it?• Rough, because of the emotional issues of separation and abandonment and being uprooted.• Topocide is an emotional issue; quantitativeresearchprocedures were clearly inappropriate.• Physician-assisted suicide, one of the most emotional issues this term, will be argued before the high court in January.
get/become emotional• She stands there looking up at Jody and feeling herself get emotional.• Everybody gets emotional and excited about him coming back, then he gets another problem and quits.• Most advertising works by trying to get emotional buy-in; occasionally, by providing information.• To get emotional enough to become engaged.• Other kids will notice and tease them.-If they become emotional in front of others, just say you understand.• But I had made up my mind that I must not get emotional, so I hid all my feelings.• People tend to become emotional when the subject of the ordination of women is raised.