1. to express emotion in a theatrical or exaggerated way
Usage: often used in acting or performance contexts
2. to show or express emotion openly
Usage: general usage

Examples

• The actor learned to emote convincingly during dramatic scenes.
• She tends to emote rather than discuss her feelings calmly.
• The director asked him to emote more naturally in the audition.
• Children often emote freely without worrying about social expectations.
• The performer’s ability to emote drew the audience into the story.
• He struggled to emote on camera despite his stage experience.