No. 4,979 in Spanish
emotivo
Emotional or moving.
In a sentence
La película fue muy emotiva y nos hizo llorar a todos.
The movie was very emotional and made all of us cry.
Here, 'emotivo' is used to describe something that evokes strong emotions, such as a narrative in a movie.
El discurso del profesor resultó ser muy emotivo, inspirando a todos los estudiantes.
The professor's speech turned out to be very moving, inspiring all the students.
In this sentence, 'emotivo' is utilized to illustrate that a speech has the quality of moving or deeply affecting its audience emotionally.
Juan es una persona muy emotiva, siempre conecta profundamente con las historias que escucha.
Juan is a very emotional person; he always connects deeply with the stories he hears.
Here, 'emotivo' describes a person's proneness to being emotional or showing strong emotions in response to experiences.
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