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emote
[ ih-moht ]
verb (used without object)
, e·mot·ed, e·mot·ing.
- to show or pretend emotion:
to emote over the beauties of nature.
- to portray emotion in acting, especially exaggeratedly or ineptly; behave theatrically:
The actress emoted for all she was worth.
- Digital Technology. (in an online chat or video game) to give a conventionalized descriptive account of an action or emotion or prompt one’s in-game avatar to perform an animated action or emotion using a command or code:
To emote, type a forward slash and one of the commands from the list in chat.
noun
, Digital Technology.
- (in an online chat or video game) a typed command or code that is translated into a descriptive account of an action or emotion, or that causes one’s in-game avatar to perform an action or emotion:
Standard emotes in online video games allow you to cheer, greet, and thank other characters.
- (in a video game) the animation that is performed when such a code is entered:
The first thing I do in a new game is check out my character’s dance emote.
- (in an online chat) a posted image, especially on the Twitch streaming video channel, that has a fixed but nontransparent meaning in the video gaming community:
Classic emotes feature popular streamers making faces.
emote
/ ɪˈməʊt /
verb
- intr to display exaggerated emotion, as in acting; behave theatrically
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Derived Forms
- eˈmoter, noun
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Other Words From
- e·moter noun
- over·e·mote verb (used without object) overemoted overemoting
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Word History and Origins
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Word History and Origins
Origin of emote1
C20: back formation from emotion
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Example Sentences
I would have to say balancing my zombie-ness with my Beth-ness, and trying to emote as Beth, but through a monster body.
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