Emotivity - Law Dictionary Search Results

Moot

Moot [fr. gmot, emot, Sax., meeting together], to plead a mock cause; to state

effect of a porno-graphic publication on the mind, including the emotions, it is not necessary that any physical (or 'overt') sexual

expected loss and may extend to physical mental or even emotional suffering, insult or injury or loss, Ghaziabad Development Authority v.

Affected with ennui weary in spirits emotionally exhausted

and more strongly than usual to throb to bound with emotion or exertion to pulsate violently to flutter said specifically of

and fire of things burning and figuratively of sensations and emotions as to quench flame to quench a candle to quench

of the senses or of the mind agreeable sensations or emotions the excitement relish or happiness produced by the expectation or

Giving pleasure or satisfaction causing agreeable emotion agreeable delightful as a pleasing prospect pleasing manners

To give pleasure to to excite agreeable sensations or emotions in to make glad to gratify to content to satisfy

Of pertaining to or designating emotion or suffering