emotive.
有感情的,有感情,感性,感性的
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adj.adjective · 形容词
- 1.
- ›characterized by or pertaining to emotion: the emotive and rational capacities of humankind.
- ›productive of or directed toward the emotions: Artistic distortion is often an emotive use of form.
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Music has that ability to transport you with just a couple of lyrics and notes, so emotive.
We’re rethinking our emoji to better reflect the world we live in and create a more expressive, emotive, and cohesive experience.
Sonantic, a firm that specializes in emotive voices that can laugh and cry or whisper and shout, works with video-game makers and animation studios to supply the voice-overs for their characters.
This becomes important because eye contact is such an emotive and powerful tool to use in transporting a participant.
That anguish has led many to embrace a more emotive paradigm across academia and the research community, eschewing the traditional veneer of calm-headed scientific objectivity.
Emotive words and evocative phrases give language its power.
It gets us over that initial, high-stakes moment of emotive acclamation, and skips straight to the conversation.
Kawakubo is not a designer who excels at communicating joy—at least not the emotive version of it.
Ted Wells, an emotive, powerful giant of a lawyer, is already achieving results for the embattled governor of New York.
One can even excite oneself by a reflection or opinion of value, without this emotion having been aroused by anybody else.