antiemotional
antiemotional adjective: opposing emotion.
Adjective
antiemotional (comparative more antiemotional, superlative most antiemotional)
- Opposing emotion.
- For two decades he lectured on the emergence of Western lay Zen, arguing against what he saw as the antiemotional bias of monastic Asian Zen in favor of an approach that integrated psychological experience into meditation practice.2009 April 26, Chip Brown, “Enlightenment Therapy”, in New York Times
Forms of antiemotional
| comparative | more antiemotional |
|---|---|
| superlative | most antiemotional |
Origin of antiemotional
From anti- + emotional.
Questions about antiemotional
- What does antiemotional mean?
- Antiemotional means opposing emotion.
- What part of speech is antiemotional?
- Antiemotional is an adjective.
Words near antiemotional in the dictionary
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