emotive

Modifies a noun

• lyric: Sweet Child O Mine - #1 riff + excellent emotive lyrics = Best hard rock song of all time.
• rhetoric: Mather's pronouncements are more reserved and based less on emotive rhetoric and more on a rational explanation of the comet's significance.
• arena: There are various award categories each intended to highlight particular aspects of this emotive arena.
• vocal: The second item " Freedom Highway " featured powerful and emotive vocals; what a tight outfit!
• subject: The emotive subject of prisoner release was high on the agenda for many supporters who attended a series of meetings.
• headline: Mike Mike Sparks, Southampton It appears that a lot of misconceptions about products come about through the emotive headlines in newspapers.

Modifying Another Word

• powerfully: The result is some of his most powerfully emotive singing yet committed to record.
• highly: You will not be expected to solve or work toward solving highly emotive or serious mental health needs.
• deeply: This is followed by another deeply emotive track ' Up in Smoke ' .
• somewhat: The use of the word " huge " seems somewhat emotive.
• extremely: It was an extremely emotive experience to say the least.
• very: Eric's fine delivery on the closing cut, ' Died For You ' is a very emotive piece of music.

Used with adjective complement

• become: THE correspondence regarding stable staff has become increasingly emotive.
• get: Let us not get too emotive about what we mean by ' psychoactive plants ' .