Sentimentality - Law Dictionary Search Results
Sentimentally
In a sentimental manner
Sentimental
Having expressing or containing a sentiment or sentiments abounding with moral reflections containing a moral reflection didactic
Sentimentalize
To regard in a sentimental manner as to sentimentalize a subject
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Sentiment
A thought prompted by passion or feeling a state of mind in view of some subject feeling toward or respecting some person or thing disposition prompting to action or expression
Presentiment
Previous sentiment conception or opinion previous apprehension especially an antecedent impression or conviction of something unpleasant distressing or calamitous about
chick flick
A sentimental motion picture that appeals particularly to women See flick n movie
Ethos
The character sentiment or disposition of a community or people considered as a natural endowment the spirit which actuates manners and
Posy
A brief poetical sentiment hence any brief sentiment motto or legend especially one inscribed on a ring
Unreasonable
of reason. Unreasonableness is not confined to culpability or callous indifference, it can include where carried in excess, sentimentality, romanticisus, bigotry, wild prejudice, caprice, fatuousness or absolute lack of commonsense, Kamrup Paper Ltd. v. Assam State Electricity
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