emotionalistically
emotionalistically adverb: in an emotionalistic manner.
Adverb
emotionalistically
- In an emotionalistic manner.
- "I must admit," he said, "that the lieutenant, in his emotionalistically human way, has a definite point, Lucifer."1986, Glen A. Larson, Robert Thurston, chapter 25, in "Die, Chameleon!" (Battlestar Galactica; 12), →ISBN, →LCCN, →OL
- The middle class traveled heavy in that regard, as illustrated by the weightiness of its institutions, the emotionalistically laden nostalgia for past glories, even the furniture and houses encrusted with oddments of misapplied historical styles.2000, Max Kozloff, “Wittgenstein’s Vienna”, in Cultivated Impasses: Essays on the Waning of the Avant-Garde 1964–1975, Marsilio Publishers, →ISBN, →OCLC, →OL, page 80
Origin of emotionalistically
From emotionalistic + -ally.
Questions about emotionalistically
- What does emotionalistically mean?
- Emotionalistically means in an emotionalistic manner.
- What part of speech is emotionalistically?
- Emotionalistically is an adverb.
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