emotive language

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noun

Wording deliberately chosen to evoke a strong feeling or reaction in the reader or listener.

Example Sentences

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Among numerous other examples, they found emotive language used disproportionately to describe Israelis.

From Seattle Times ● Jan. 15, 2024

And so, in keeping with the flawless rise of his own campaign, Pete Buttigieg shuffled off this presidential stage with flawless timing and flawlessly emotive language.

From The Guardian ● Mar. 2, 2020

Thesaurus

Possible Synonyms

expressive language
loaded language
persuasive language
colorful language
passion-stirring words

Possible Antonyms

literal language
dry description
neutral language
objective language
unbiased wording