emot

generally used in internet talk, means to express an emotion of some sort is generally preceeded and followed by a *, or ::, or <> to show a feeling or emotion you are having while conducting written conversation.

by Hubs June 20, 2003

Emotic

To describe someone that emotes, as in express emotions in a theatrical matter.

The star of that play is quite emotic, it’s quite easy to see the emotions she is trying to portray.

by Pessinator July 20, 2020

no emotion

Apathetic behavior is to show little or no emotion and no interest. Sociopaths will either have no emotion or not feel bad about being purposely cruel to ohers. They will emotionally destroy anyone who gets close to them.

Having no emotion could just be Apathetic behavior or a totalSociopath.

by Obscuredego October 28, 2013

emote

Emotes can be either the asterisks placed in front and behind a sentence describing action to indicate the permorance of that action or a short version of emoticon, which is a face made with the characters on a keyboard.

a: *runs*
b: *chases*
b: >=D
a: *runs faster*

by Zi October 3, 2004

Emotality

Emo spreading to the person next / close to you.

John is so emo today, no wonder her gf June is attaining emotality.

by eUpH0rIa June 3, 2010

Emotionful

Of or relating to emotion; Readily affected with or stirred by emotion; Arousing or intended to arouse the emotions; Marked by or exhibiting emotion. Usually confused with the word emotional. Emotional is not actually a word.

My boyfriend and me had this fight, and i'm feeling very emotionful right now

by LuxemburgRajoo June 13, 2010

Emotional

Emotional describes someone who has shown a valid human response to a situation. This word is often misused to describe emotionally intelligent women in the workplace. There is a well-documented history of women being labelled as ‘emotional’ and ‘hysterical’ and therefore not equipped to lead.

Even presidential candidates fear being judged as emotional:
“It’s a really delicate balancing act—to be yourself, to express yourself, to let your feelings show, but not in a way that triggers all of the negative stereotypes.” –Hillary Clinton

After a difficult client meeting, Jane became emotional. One of her male colleagues rolled his eyes and the other went over to see if she was okay.

by Sexism Education March 6, 2022