emoted (Meaning)

emoted

to express emotion in or as if in a play, to give expression to emotion especially in acting

The actor emoted a profound sadness that brought tears to the audience's eyes.
Her face emoted a mixture of joy and anticipation as she eagerly flipped through the pages of the book.
The politician's speech emoted a sense of urgency and conviction that resonated with the crowd.
The performance emoted a raw and visceral energy that left the spectators breathless.
The painting emoted a deep melancholic undertone that evoked a profound sense of longing.
The singer's emoted lyrics conveyed the anguish and despair of a broken heart.
The dancer's movements emoted a graceful and fluid elegance that captured the attention of all present.
The film emoted a powerful message of hope and resilience, leaving a lasting impact on viewers.
The graffiti artist's work emoted a raw and rebellious spirit, challenging societal norms.
The photograph emoted a poignant and nostalgic feeling, transporting the viewer to a bygone era.

to express emotion in or as if in a play, to give expression to emotion especially in acting

fussed, enthused, gushed,fawned, doted (on), drooled,raved, rhapsodized, effused, sentimentalized

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The actor emoted a profound sadness that brought tears to the audience's eyes.

Her face emoted a mixture of joy and anticipation as she eagerly flipped through the pages of the book.

The politician's speech emoted a sense of urgency and conviction that resonated with the crowd.

The performance emoted a raw and visceral energy that left the spectators breathless.