emotional in Italian
emotional in Italian is emotivo, emozionante, commovente — emotional means relating to feelings rather than logic or fact.
emotional in Italian
emotivo
Of or relating to the emotions.
emozionante
Of or relating to the emotions.
emotivo
commovente
Appealing to or arousing emotion.
emozionante
Appealing to or arousing emotion.
emotivo
Easily affected by emotion.
impressionabile
Easily affected by emotion.
What does "emotional" mean?
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adj Relating to feelings rather than logic or fact.
"The debate turned into an emotional argument rather than a factual one."
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adj Easily affected by or quick to show feelings, especially in a way that produces visible reaction such as tears.
"She got emotional at her daughter's graduation."
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emotional in a sentence
- The debate turned into an emotional argument rather than a factual one.
- It was an emotional decision, not a sensible one.
- She got emotional at her daughter's graduation.
- He's not usually an emotional person, but the reunion clearly moved him.
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What is "emotional" in Italian?
"emotional" in Italian is emotivo, emozionante, commovente. emotional means: Relating to feelings rather than logic or fact.
How do you use "emotional" in a sentence?
Example: "The debate turned into an emotional argument rather than a factual one." In Italian, "emotional" is emotivo, emozionante, commovente.
Are there other ways to say "emotional" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 4 translations listed for "emotional": emotivo, emozionante, commovente, impressionabile.
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