Emotionally

/ɪˈmoʊʃənəli/

Meaning & Definition

adverb

In a way that indicates vulnerability or heartfelt sentiment.

They connected emotionally through their shared experiences.

In a way that shows a lack of detachment or impartiality.

She approached the situation emotionally rather than logically.

In a manner that relates to a person's emotions or feelings.

She responded emotionally to the news of her friend's illness.

In a way that expresses strong emotions.

He spoke emotionally during the farewell ceremony.

In a manner characterized by feelings, often of a deep or sensitive nature.

The movie resonated with viewers emotionally, leaving many in tears.

Derived from the word 'emotion' with the suffix '-ally'.

emotionally drained

Feeling exhausted due to overwhelming feelings.

emotionally invested

Deeply involved or concerned emotionally.

emotionally detached

Not showing or feeling emotions.

emotion

A complex psychological state involving a subjective experience, a physiological response, and a behavioral or expressive response.

emotional

Pertaining to one's emotions; characterized by intense feelings.

emote

To express emotion, especially in a theatrical manner.

Being overly sensitive or reactive.

She's so emotionally, she cries at every little thing.

Feeling deeply affected by a situation.

Dude, that movie hit me emotionally.