noun, noun which may take the genitive case particle 'no'
effusiveness; gushing; shrillness
Describes a state where emotions are openly and intensely displayed, often without restraint. Can be used positively or negatively depending on context.
The audience was moved by her emotionally raw speech.
You should avoid yelling with your emotions laid bare in the workplace.
感情的な means 'emotional' as a personality trait or temporary state, while 感情むき出し emphasizes the outward, unrestrained expression of emotion.
むき出し alone means 'bare' or 'exposed' and can be used for physical objects (e.g., 肌をむき出しにする). 感情むき出し specifically applies this to emotions.
Standard spelling using the common kanji 感情 and the kana むき出し.
Alternate spelling using the kanji 剥 for むき; less common but still encountered.
All-kana variant of the むきだし part; used for clarity or in informal writing.
Rare variant using the kyūjitai form 剝 of 剥.
Compound of 感情 (emotion) and むき出し (bare, exposed). The word むき出し is from the verb 剥く (to peel) in its continuative form 剥き plus 出し (from 出す), literally 'peeled and put out'.