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emotion

Pronunciation: [ɪˈmoʊʃən]

Word

Learn how to use emotion in a sentence: 9 audio examples across 3 meanings.

Context: “feelings”

(noun) a strong feeling that you get when something happens. Emotions can be happy, sad, excited, or scared. They help us understand how we feel about things in different situations.

Example

She felt a lot of joy and excitement when she received the good news.

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He didn't show any emotion when his team lost the game.

Example

What emotion do you feel when you see a cute puppy?

Context: “relationships”

(noun) how we connect with other people through our feelings. Emotions play a big part in how we relate to our friends and family.

Example

Their friendship was filled with many positive emotions, like love and trust.

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The argument created negative emotions between the two friends.

Example

How can our emotions affect our relationships with others?

Context: “psychology”

(noun) the way our mind and body react to certain experiences. Emotions can be understood and studied to help us learn about human behavior.

Example

She studied how emotions influence our decisions in her psychology class.

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Ignoring emotions can lead to misunderstandings and poor choices.

Example

What are the main emotions we feel when we are scared?

How to pronounce emotion

Pronunciation: [ɪˈmoʊʃən]

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