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  • verb Third-person singular simple present indicative form of emotionalize.

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Examples

  • It simply emotionalizes the Iranian body politic and increases his influence.

    CNN Transcript Sep 23, 2007 2007

  • Any exercise or work that excites the mind, stimulates the senses, calls the emotions and appetites into action, confuses, terrifies or emotionalizes, weakens the power of concentration.

    The Power of Concentration 1917

  • Dramatic background music was played (Japanese news stories often have background music that dramatizes and emotionalizes the story).

    The Student Operated Press 2010

  • "Nothing emotionalizes a product and makes it more understandable to a potential buyer than seeing it in an entertainment media, especially seeing it with an aspirational character," he said.

    Automotive Headlines 2008

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