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emotional

[ih-moh-shuh-nl] / ɪˈmoʊ ʃə nl /


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The emotional equivalent of a person still rocking a septum piercing long after they stopped listening to punk music.

From Los Angeles Times

She says the aim of the session is to work out what their favourites were and which delivered the greatest emotional reaction.

From BBC

There are both financial and emotional considerations, and, to be honest, the latter might be more important than the former.

From MarketWatch

Marquez focuses on supporting the children’s social emotional skills by incorporating meditation music, social emotional oriented activities and constant communication with parents.

From Los Angeles Times

The key to an enjoyable meal is to remove the emotional charge.

From BBC