different between emotionalize vs emotionalise
emotionalize
English
Etymology
emotional +? -ize
Verb
emotionalize (third-person singular simple present emotionalizes, present participle emotionalizing, simple past and past participle emotionalized)
- To give something an emotional quality.
- To make an emotional display.
See also
- emote
emotionalize From the web:
- what does nationalized mean
- what does emotionalize
- nationalised or nationalized
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
emotionalise From the web:
- what does emotionally mean
- what does emotionalise
- what does emotionally strong mean
- what does emotionally hurt mean
- what does emotionally close mean
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