Definitions
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- v. Present participle of emotionalize.
Etymologies
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Examples
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Ice Capades: Greenpeace recants polar ice claim, but "emotionalizing" is OK
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Dana speaks about "emotionalizing" a story: an example is preteen vs. young men's back to school clothes.
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Dukakis may have been the first victim of the emotionalizing of the media.
Caryl Rivers: The New Media Politics of Emotion and Attitude
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They will likely try the same thing against Obama -- but he has gifts, like Reagan did -- the ability to connect with people and to take otherwise contentious issues and make them seem less contentious by de-emotionalizing them.
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False divinity is foolishly misunderstood through the emotionalizing senses of the masses.
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Labour have encouraged this vile intrusive emotionalizing life-as-soap-opera mawkishness, with its attendant tears and "unreserved" apologies, so they really should not be surprised when the beast eventually turns on them.
John Terry’s sacking as England captain tells us something interesting...
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It inspired me to do some rethinking/re-emotionalizing.
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We may not be lawyers like Bortz, but we aren't idiots either, and for all the grandstanding, emotionalizing, and pontificating on this issue, no one, including Bortz, has come forward with hard facts to support why "we need a jail now".
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The Climber lexicon is adapted to depersonification, and to de-emotionalizing contact with the enemy.
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The whole keyboard of the imagination may be used to serve this emotionalizing of nature.
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