Emotionally is valid Scrabble Word

Is emotionally a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
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Is emotionally valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

11 letters word
16 points in Scrabble
19 points in WWF

Definitions for EMOTIONALLY in dictionary:

ADVERB:

EMOTIONAL, full of emotion
in a manner characterized by intense feeling
in an emotional manner
with regard to emotions
in a way that relates to a person's emotions

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

of or relating to emotion

Words related to EMOTIONALLY

emotional11

Words that contain EMOTIONALLY

unemotionally18 overemotionally23

How to use EMOTIONALLY in a sentence

From the very first she had been perplexed, and indeed saddened, by her failure, her sheer inability, to react emotionally to their alleged relationship.
However completely he had put himself emotionally in her place with this same object, he would have been inspired by nothing quite so good.
She grew rapidly in intellectual agility and keenness, not at all in philosophical grasp, and emotionally remained as dormant as a potato in a cellar.
This means that marriage, although it may be by no means less emotionally sacred, will become a lighter thing.
I realized that the ultimate issue was at hand, but either because I was emotionally exhausted, or from some other cause, the pending climax failed to disturb me.
I remembered that Europe had been set afire emotionally by the first reports, the logs of the first captains of England and France who visited Tahiti.
Emotionally it was complex to be actor and audience both.
And, powers of wild-fire, he still kept going! Something emotionally was wrong.
For always before it had been his chief care that nothing at all should happen to him emotionally, and especially had he feared this alchemy of passion.
The Sumerian king was emotionally religious as the great English poet was emotionally poetical.

Religion, like art, is concerned with the world of emotional reality, and with material things only in so far as they are emotionally significant.
He becomes, if not intellectually confused, at least emotionally fatigued.
The accumulation is mathematically complete and emotionally unforgettable.
He was emotionally and physically tired, feeling that vague, melancholy happiness that comes after an intense but pleasant experience.
He often lectured the women in the Centre that they needed to learn how to emotionally detach themselves from men.
I find Thackeray an excellent corrective when I am emotionally keyed up.
On admission he was very nervous and apprehensive, would jump and become startled when touched or approached by anyone and when spoken to became highly wrought up emotionally.
I realised that the ultimate issue was at hand, but either because I was emotionally exhausted, or from some other cause, the pending climax failed to disturb me.
These plays are slipshod in construction, but emotionally effective.
Here the value of children, emotionally and economically, to their parents in their later life can be shown, and the dissatisfaction that is felt by the childless.
The idea, which is now spread abroad, that exercise in which one is not emotionally interested is of no benefit, is quite incorrect.
The poet, you will find, is the voice of an artistic-natured parent, who was forced to be emotionally dumb.
Dicky and I seemed as far apart emotionally as the poles.
She had read her Olive Schreiner and George Egerton, and so forth, with all the want of perfect comprehension of one who is still emotionally a girl.
But, emotionally, they were absolutely unfit for the competition, the contest, the necessity for combat and severity in the practice of law.
You are very responsive emotionally, and when your emotions are aroused you are prone to decide important matters without reference to facts, reason, and logic.
While they may be abundantly well equipped for success from an intellectual standpoint, physically and emotionally they are utterly unfit for it.
In addition to this, the emotions and the thoughts of the man act constantly upon those of the animal, and tend to raise him to a higher level both emotionally and intellectually.
Singers are so different, physically, mentally, and emotionally.
It is very difficult to deceive her logically, and it is impossible to disarm her emotionally.
Back then he thought it would be more emotionally and intellectually superior to what his parents felt toward each other.
And what a devout Catholic, what an emotionally pious artist must the man be who could produce such a work! After him the rest was silence.
But the interchange of ideas on social life has led to an increase of ideals, which are plans of action emotionally appreciated and therefore motive forces.
He felt uneasy, obscurely and emotionally disturbed.
But another, emotionally more potent, fact produced in Emmy feelings of still greater stress.
Another thing which corresponds in some degree to living physically in the open air, is the living mentally and emotionally in the atmosphere of love.

Similar words containing OTIONAL without suffix ly and without prefix em

motional10 notional8 emotional11 devotional14 notionally13 commotional17 devotionals15 notionalist11 notionality14 promotional15 unemotional13 devotionally19 emotionalise14 emotionalism16 emotionalist14 emotionality17 emotionalize23 nonemotional14 notionalists12 devotionalist17 devotionality20 emotionalised16 emotionalises15 emotionalisms17 emotionalists15 emotionalized25 emotionalizes24 notionalities13 overemotional18 unemotionally18 devotionalists18 devotionalness18 emotionalising17 emotionalistic18 emotionalities16 emotionalizing26 hyperemotional24 devotionalities19 overemotionally23 hyperemotionali25 hyperemotionality30 hyperemotionalities29

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