emotionality

Depth of feeling

Emotionality is the quality of being emotional—the tendency to experience or express feelings readily.

It can describe a person's temperament Her emotionality made her both a gifted artist and a difficult partner or characterize a particular response The emotionality of his reaction surprised everyone.

The word often carries a faintly clinical tone, as if observing emotion from a distance.

reactivity

sensitivity

Responsiveness to stimuli

impulsiveness · agitation · overreaction · trigger · defensiveness · touchiness · thin-skinned · moodiness · temperament · fickleness

intensity

fervor

Intense emotional intensity

zeal · fire · volatility · turbulence · explosiveness · extremity · ferocity · fury · rage · heat

sentiment

affection

Warm emotional attachment

sorrow · grief · love · happiness · despair · hope · fear · anger · guilt · shame

expressiveness

demonstrativeness

Open display of emotion

exuberance · dramatics · vividness · uninhibitedness · openness · transparency · expansiveness · communicativeness · gesticulation · vocalization

empathy

compassion

Concern for others' distress

attunement · perceptiveness · intuition · receptivity · warmth · gentleness · caring · heartfelt · moved · touched

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Opposites
emotional expression and reactivity

emotionalityunemotionality

Lack of visible feeling

emotionlessness · stoicism · impassivity · coldness · detachment

rational vs. affective orientation

emotionalityrationality

Sound judgment quality

dispassion · reason · logic · intellectualism · objectivity

psychological temperament

emotionalityequanimity

Unshakable mental steadiness

composure · placidity · serenity · calmness · tranquility

Family

emotion, emotional, unemotional, emotive, emoticon, overemotional, emoting, emoted, emotes

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