1. past tense and past participle of emotionalise; to make emotional or to cause to become emotional; to express or treat with emotion
Usage: chiefly British spelling (American: emotionalized); transitive verb
2. to give emotional quality or character to something; to infuse with feeling
Usage: chiefly British spelling (American: emotionalized)

Examples

• The speaker emotionalised the debate by sharing personal stories.
• She emotionalised her presentation with heartfelt anecdotes.
• The film emotionalised the audience with its powerful ending.
• He emotionalised the discussion rather than sticking to the facts.
• The music emotionalised the scene and made it more impactful.
• They emotionalised the issue to gain public support.