Early writers often used the noun emotion to mean the simple movement of the sea against the rocks.

The ethnographer recorded the emotivities of different social groups to understand how culture shapes emotional expression.

The actor emotively recounted his childhood memories during the interview.

The actor delivered an emotionful monologue that left the audience in tears.

After the performance, the actor's emotioning moved the audience to tears.

At the conference, emoters shared personal stories to connect with the audience.

She looked emotioned when she read the letter from her childhood friend.

Her emotivity made it difficult for colleagues to give objective feedback.

Her emotiveness during the farewell speech surprised everyone in the room.

At the rehearsal, the emoter drew the audience into the scene with raw, unfiltered emotion.