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emotionalise
English
Etymology
emotional +? -ise
Verb
emotionalise (third-person singular simple present emotionalises, present participle emotionalising, simple past and past participle emotionalised)
- Alternative spelling of emotionalize
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emotionalist
English
Etymology
emotional +? -ist
Noun
emotionalist (plural emotionalists)
- Someone whose thoughts and actions are governed by their emotions rather than by logic.
- Someone who is abnormally emotional.
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