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emotional
adjective as in demonstrative about feelings
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On Thursday, the inquiry’s chair, Baroness Hallett, had to occasionally interrupt the hearing to tell bereaved families in the public gallery - some of whom were clearly highly emotional - to lower photographs of their deceased relatives.
The judge found her mother’s actions caused the girl, now aged 15, to also suffer significant emotional and psychological harm.
This multimodal approach, combining two different data sources, allows a more accurate and objective analysis of a person's emotional state, opening the door to a new phase of depression diagnosis.
Was it difficult to have that sense of just real emotional rawness and truth even in this fantastical world?
When Samuel hears that verse, even now, he gets emotional.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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