Emoto (en. Emote)

/eˈmoto/

Meaning & Definition

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noun
A term that describes an intense emotion that has a significant influence on the individual.
The emoto of happiness overwhelmed her when she received the news.
El emoto de felicidad la invadió cuando recibió la noticia.
It can refer to a set of feelings that affect behavior and decisions.
She entered an emoto of sadness after hearing the song.
Entró en un emoto de tristeza tras escuchar la canción.
Denotes a shared emotional experience among people.
The group experienced a collective emoto during the festival.
El grupo experimentó un emoto colectivo durante el festival.

Etymology

Derives from the Japanese term 'emoto', which implies emotion and movement.

Common Phrases and Expressions

to be in an emoto
to experience an intense emotion.
estar en un emoto
to come out of the emoto
to overcome a hectic emotional state.
salir del emoto
to create an emoto
to provoke a strong emotional response.
crear un emoto

Related Words

emotional
related to emotions.
emocional
sense
a feeling or perception.
sentido
intense
that has a lot of force or degree.
intenso

Slang Meanings

To be very excited or upset about something
When he won the match, he was in a total emoto.
Cuando ganó el partido, estaba en un emoto total.
To feel something very strong, often related to music or art
The song gave her an incredible emoto.
La canción le dio un emoto increíble.