Usually means: Expressing feelings or emotions vividly.
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  1. emotively: Merriam-Webster
  2. emotively: Oxford Learner's Dictionaries
  3. emotively: Collins English Dictionary
  4. emotively: Wordnik
  5. emotively: Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary
  6. emotively: Wiktionary
  7. emotively: Dictionary.com
  8. emotively: FreeDictionary.org
  9. emotively: TheFreeDictionary.com

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  1. emotively: Legal dictionary

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▸ adverb:  In an emotive way.

Similar:
affectively, emotionally, empathetically, empathically, feelingly, hyperemotionally, sentimentally, unemotively, expressively, movedly, more...

Opposite:
rationally, logically, objectively

Types:
happy, sad, angry, excited, anxious, jealous, disgusted, surprised, confused, more...

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Similar:
affectively, emotionally, empathetically, empathically, feelingly, hyperemotionally, sentimentally, unemotively, expressively, movedly, more...

Opposite:
rationally, logically, objectively

Types:
happy, sad, angry, excited, anxious, jealous, disgusted, surprised, confused, more...



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