感情 (かんじょう, kanjou) Japanese meaning: emotion | Kotomora表
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He doesn't show his emotions.
Let's avoid emotional arguments.
Usage patterns
感情を抑えるto hold back/suppress one's emotions
He suppressed his anger and spoke calmly.
感情が高まるfor one's emotions to rise/intensify
As the match went on, the crowd's emotions rose.
感情を表すto show/express one's emotions
She's a person who doesn't show much emotion.
感情に流されるto be swept away by one's emotions
感情を込めるto put feeling/emotion into something
She sang the song with deep emotion.
It's important not to be swept away by emotion in order to make calm judgments.
感覚
N3
感情 refers specifically to emotions like anger or joy, while 感覚 covers a wider range including physical sensations and intuitive impressions.
感情 is the general word for any emotion, while 激情 specifically describes an intense, often uncontrollable surge of feeling like rage or passion.
感情 means a specific emotion or feeling one experiences, while 感性 is the underlying capacity to perceive and appreciate things sensitively.
感情 is the plain noun 'emotion', while 感情的 is the na-adjective form meaning 'emotional'; learners sometimes misuse one for the other.
emotional argument; sentimental reasoning
apathy; indifference; listlessness · athymia
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national sentiment; public mood
alexithymia
feelings toward Japan; sentiment toward Japan
antagonistic feeling; rivalry sentiment
romantic feelings; amorous feelings
