emote

[US]/ɪˈməʊt/
[UK]/ɪˈmoʊt/
Frequency: Very High

Translation

vi.to express emotions, especially in an exaggerated way; to show feelings dramatically
Word Forms
Present Participleemoting
Past Tenseemoted
Past Participleemoted
Third Person Singularemotes

Phrases & Collocations

emote freely

emote deeply

emote vividly

emote strongly

emote naturally

emote clearly

emote openly

emote honestly

emote passionately

emote creatively

Example Sentences

she can easily emote in front of the camera.

actors need to emote convincingly to engage the audience.

he struggled to emote during the emotional scene.

the music helped her to emote more freely.

children often emote their feelings without hesitation.

in therapy, people learn to emote their inner thoughts.

she used her eyes to emote the character's pain.

he found it difficult to emote in front of strangers.

good actors know how to emote even without words.

she learned to emote through various acting techniques.

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