Translation
emotion
Word origin
An international borrowing of French emotion, from Latin emovere ('to move out, to stir up'), built from ex ('out') and movere ('to move'). An emotion is literally something that moves you.
- Origin
- French, from Latin
- Root
- emovere
- English cognates
- emotion, motion, move
Examples
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She spoke with great emotion.
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He does not easily show his emotions.
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Music awakens strong emotions.
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