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noun

  • Words and phrases that carry strong emotional connotations, intended to influence an audience by appealing to feelings rather than logic.

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After racially charged language by some media commentators, the journalists syndicate and the independent media regulator both responded by urging press to be more careful in their language to avoid racist incitement.

From Reuters • Mar. 1, 2023

Emotionally charged language is one of the most effective: Be suspicious of any claim that seems designed to provoke a strong emotional response like fear or anger.

From Seattle Times • Nov. 7, 2022

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Possible Synonyms

  • pushing-your-buttons talk
  • loaded words
  • hot-button words
  • persuasive language
  • connotative language

Possible Antonyms

  • straight-up description
  • literal language
  • vanilla vocabulary
  • unbiased terminology
  • neutral language

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