Emotive Meaning in English

word

US

ee-MOH-tiv

UK

ih-MOH-tiv

释义

Describes something that relates to or causes strong emotions or feelings, often stirring people emotionally.

用法与细微差别

More formal or academic than 'emotional'. Commonly used to describe language, music, art, or topics that provoke feelings. Not used to describe a person's personality directly (use 'emotional' for that).

• Spanish: emotivo
• Portuguese (BR): emotivo
• Portuguese (PT): emotivo
• Chinese (Simplified): 情感的
• Chinese (Traditional): 情感的
• Hindi: भावनात्मक
• Arabic: عاطفي
• Bengali: ভাবপ্রবণ - আবেগপ্রবণ (কথা/শিল্প)
• Russian: эмоциональный (оценочно) - вызывающий эмоции
• Japanese: 感情的な - 強い感情を喚起する
• Vietnamese: gây xúc động - khơi gợi cảm xúc
• Korean: 감정적인 (언어/예술에 대해)
• Turkish: duygusal (sanat, dil için)
• Urdu: جذباتی (تاثر پیدا کرنے والا)
• Indonesian: emosional (untuk seni, bahasa)

例句

The politician gave an emotive speech.

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Music can be very emotive.

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The artist uses emotive colors in her paintings.

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He chose his words carefully to create an emotive response from the audience.

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Some advertisements use emotive language to persuade people.

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The movie’s ending was so emotive that many viewers cried.

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