EMOTE

EMOTE


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Word: emote
Word origin: early 20th century (originally US): back-formation from emotion.
Phonetic: ɪˈməʊt
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(especially of an actor) portray emotion in a theatrical manner. Example: the actors would emote for the camera


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Act
Act amateurishly
Act badly
Act badly?
Act big?
Act broadly
Act excessively expressively
Act histrionically
Act in a soap?
Act like a thespian
Act melodramatically
Act passionately
Act poorly
Act the drama queen
Act the ham
Act theatrical
Act unnaturally?
Act unprofessionally
Act unprofessionally?
Act up a storm
Act with great feeling
Act with passion
Act without restraint
Act without subtlety
Be a drama queen
Be a ham
Be a ham in Hamlet
Be a ham in Hamlet?
Be a hammy Hamlet
Be a hammy actor
Be a thespian
Be actorish
Be hammy
Be histrionic
Be melodramatic
Be over the top
Be overdramatic
Be theatrical
Behave like Streep
Behave like a thespian
Behave theatrically
Chew scenery
Chew the scenery
Cry crocodile tears
Cry on cue
Cry too readily
Directors cry to an underactor?
Display feeling
Display histrionics
Do a part poorly
Emulate Pearl White
Emulate Pola Negri
Emulate Valentino
Enact a feeling
Engage in cabotinage
Engage in histrionics
Engage in melodramatics
Exaggerate onstage
Express oneself on stage
Express shock or happiness
Fake feelings
Feign feelings
Flaunt ones feelings
Get all histrionic
Get all melodramatic
Get carried away in Hollywood
Get melodramatic
Get overtheatrical
Go into histrionics
Go over the top on Broadway
Go overboard on stage
Go overboard
Go too far onstage
Go wild with Wilde or Wilder
Gush
Gush feeling
Gush on stage
Ham
Ham Hamlet
Ham it up
Ham it up as Hamlet
Ham it up onstage
Ham up Hamlet
Hardly be stoical
Hardly suppress ones feelings
Hardly underplay
Hog the spotlight
Hog the stage
Imitate ham actor Tom with ease
Indulge in cabotinage
Let it all hang out
Make a big scene?
Make a scene
Make like a ham
Melodramatize
Milk a scene
Milk a scene for all its worth
Molodramatize
Mug
Not act well
Not act well?
Not hold back
Not keep ones feelings pent up
Not play it straight
Not play subtly
Overact
Overdo a part
Overdo a scene
Overdo it
Overdo it on Broadway
Overdo it on stage
Overdo it on the stage
Overdo it onstage
Overdo onstage
Overdo the drama
Overdo the stage directions
Overdo
Overdramatize
Overdramatize lines
Overexpress ones feelings
Overplay
Overplay a part
Overplay a role
Overplay a scene
Overplay ones part
Overplay onstage
Overplay the part
Overplay the role
Perform
Perform histrionically
Perform with great feeling
Play a role none too subtly
Play broadly
Play much too broadly on stage
Play the Old Vic
Play the ham
Play to the back crowd
Play to the back of the audience
Play to the back of the room
Play to the back row
Play to the back row and then some
Play to the balcony
Play to the last row
Play to the rafters
Play too broadly
Play without restraint
Playact
Project an unnuanced appearance
Push the envelope
Put on an act
Rage onstage
Rage
Really ham it up onstage
Sell the scene
Serve up some ham?
Shed crocodile tears
Shed crocodile tears on stage
Show anger
Show fear
Show feeling
Show feelings
Show ones feelings
Show rage onstage
Show too much feeling?
Speak histrionically
Speak theatrically
Spoil a scene
Steal the scene
Sturt and fret
Tenors do it
Theatricalize
Tread the boards broadly
Try to out-ham a ham
Try to steal a scene
Try to steal the scene
Turn on the dramatics
Turn on the waterworks
Upstage a co-star
Vent strongly
Wax rhapsodic
Wax theatrical
What characters do in a melodrama
Show feelings: Jocose.
Exhibit imitation feelings.
Act in hearts and flowers manner.
Act like a ham.
Put on a scene: Jocose.
Chew up the scenery.
Portray with schmaltz.
Behave in theatrical manner.
Indulge in theatrics.
Put on a dramatic act.
Overdo the heart throbs.
Play it to the hilt.
What hams do.
Act overdramatically.
Behave theatrically: Colloq.
Carry on theatrically.
Overact: Colloq.
Overdo a scene: Colloq.
Overact: Slang.
Overdramatize: Colloq.
Overplay: Colloq.
Overdo the Thespian bit.
Overplay a role: Colloq.
Play-act, in a way.
Run the Thespian's gamut.
Act, in a way.
Melodramatize: Colloq.
Act dramatically: Colloq.
Wax dramatic.
Perform, in a way.
Dramatize: Colloq.
Play to the gallery
Be the ham.
Act in East Lynne
Emulate thespians
What some stars do
Affect feeling
Ham-act
What some divas do
Show thespian zeal
Wax theatric
Wax operatic
Overdo a role
Act to the hilt
Act in a certain way
Get dramatic
Act with a capital A
Act with a flourish
Say it with feeling
Wax histrionic.
Display grief or joy
Tear a passion to tatters
Act like Duse
Express sentiment
Do some tub-thumping
Chew up the set
Express dramatically
Shed tears onstage
Emulate Cabotin
Play to the cheap seats
Emulate Duse
Declaim theatrically
Bathe the stage with bathos
Be overtheatrical
Emulate Barrymore
Become maudlin onstage
Emulate a ham
Express effusively
Act with feeling
Act dramatically
Throw a tantrum
Sentimentalize
Pour on the theatrics
Go too far in performing
Go overboard, in a way
Rage, e.g., onstage
Overdo it, in a way
Milk a scene for all it's worth
Overdo a scene, say
Not keep one's feelings pent up
Cry too readily, maybe
Mug, e.g.
Try to steal the scene, maybe
Express shock or happiness, say
Hardly suppress one's feelings
Do one's part poorly?
Not act subtly
Hardly be deadpan
Act badly, in a way
Act like an amateur?
Wear one's heart on one's sleeve
Really act out?
Not act conservatively
Scream or bawl, e.g.
Show what's inside
Act over the top
Cry too much, say
Not hide one's feelings
Be expressive, say
Put on a show
Show exaggerated feelings
Portray feelings theatrically
Give expression to one's feelings
Show feeling excessively
Express feelings
Show feelings excessively
Not the first to faint and behave theatrically!
Make much of reactions with electronic particle?
Speck of electronic dust? Show how you feel!
Unrestrainedly express feelings for quarter bit of 13
What to do at the Oscars — read e-book backwards?
Open the faucets onstage, so to speak
Overplay the scene
Put on quite an act
What drama queens do
Act to excess
Act with excessive passion
Avoid being flat?
Act with great passion
Give a performance full of feeling
Play too hard, perhaps
Overplay during a play
Act too broadly
Be too dramatic
Do an unbelievable scene
Be overly dramatic
Speak too broadly
Fake it with feeling
Act like Jim Carrey when you should act like Anthony Hopkins
Reaction like PogChamp or LUL, on Twitch
Reaction on Twitch
Portray fury or fear
Portray fury or fear
Make it melodrama
Gush with lines
Dont act subtly
Overplay it
Show sadness or anger, as an actress might
Express strong feeling, using term Goethe oddly rejected
No show flat?
Give in to passion, taking off top outside
Show excessive feeling in demo televised
Aloof, not the first to show strong feelings
English book about a way to show ones feelings
Behave theatrically becoming faint right away
Ham and cheese to melt around sandwiches
Portray broadly
Express feeling
Speak overdramatically
Effuse
Emulate a poor thespian
Act the part
Used to express tone in a video game
Be a ham in Hamlet?
Turn up the melodrama
Be melodramatic on stage
Overact, say
Express strong feelings about e-book
Show fear, perhaps
Project on stage
Ham it up on stage
Ham it up on stage
Act big, so to speak
Get overly dramatic
Act theatrically
Exaggerate expression
Show that one is feeling all the feels
Overdo ones acting
Express big feelings, maybe
Overdo ones part
Ham it up as Hamlet, e.g.
Overact on stage
Overact on a stage
Expressive iFortnite/i purchase
Act to the back row




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