emotions in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

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emotion [Brit ɪˈməʊʃ(ə)n, Am əˈmoʊʃ(ə)n] N

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played-out emotions, passions
spento
unconstrained (uncontrolled) emotions, violence
sfrenato
to put a bridle on power, emotions
imbrigliare, tenere a freno
bridle emotions, temper
frenare, tenere a freno
withered emotions
inaridito
mixed up thoughts, memories, emotions
confuso
unlock emotions
liberare
unconcealed emotion
non nascosto, evidente
spent passion, emotion
consumato, spento
their passions, emotions were spent
le loro passioni, emozioni erano spente
free-floating idea, emotion
incerto

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emotions Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

(under strain) her voice broke (with emotion)
le si ruppe la voce (per l'emozione)
fig to bottle one's emotions up
reprimere le proprie emozioni
to be in the grip(s) of sth emotion
essere in preda a qc
to be gripped by emotion/fear
essere preso dall'emozione/paura
powerful emotions
emozioni f pl forti
to be guided by one's emotions
lasciarsi guidare dai sentimenti
mixed emotions
sentimenti contrastanti
vortex of emotion
turbine m di emozioni

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In adulthood, those with avoidant attachment have difficulty maintaining relationships due to the inability to display emotions.
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A hugely volatile person, his emotions can land him in hot water.
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However, a distinguishing feature of hypsos in rhetorical studies is that it combines conflicting emotions: fear and awe, horror and fascinations.
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Yesterday, while emotions ran high all around, it was the vendors who sell outside the school gates who appeared to be the most peeved.
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There, the consumer is behaving according to his impulsions and emotions, more than his reason.
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The director's deft defiant and untameable vision knits a blanket of lucid emotions embedded in a well-told narrative that hides a wealth of surreptitious surprises.
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It has also been reported that men are more likely to confide in female companions, revealing their emotions and intimacy, while females are typically comfortable confiding in both genders.
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He never raises his voice, and never harbors any vindictive thoughts or emotions, accepting yelling and threats stoically.
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Along with adrenaline, these enhance the formation of flashbulb memories of events associated with strong emotions, both positive and negative.
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The primary emotions consistently linked with moral development are guilt, shame, empathy, and sympathy.
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