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Emotions

(n) /ɪˈməʊʃᵊnz/
Emotions

Meaning

Strong feelings like joy, sadness, anger, or fear that you experience

Pronunciation

UK ɪˈməʊʃᵊnz

US ɪˈmoʊʃənz

Example Sentences

  • They also show emotions like joy and sadness.
  • Dogs are also known for their ability to understand human emotions.
  • Strong emotions also help the brain hold on to new information.
  • The first thing to do is allow yourself to feel your emotions.
  • Everyone experiences emotions, and those emotions shape everything we do each day.
  • Negative emotions like stress and anxiety can make simple tasks feel overwhelming.
  • Strong emotions can make it difficult to concentrate at work or school.
  • Sleep is another area that emotions affect significantly.
  • Lack of sleep then makes it harder to manage emotions the next day.
  • Emotions run high near the gates, where hugs and tears happen every few minutes.

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