| REMOTION | • remotion n. (Zoology, chiefly entomology) Backward motion. • remotion n. (Especially logic, largely obsolete) Removal. • REMOTION n. the act of removing. |
| PREMOTION | • premotion n. Previous motion or excitement to action. • PREMOTION n. a motion or impulse given beforehand; esp. divine action as determining will. |
| REMOTIONS | • remotions n. Plural of remotion. • REMOTION n. the act of removing. |
| PREMOTIONS | • premotions n. Plural of premotion. • PREMOTION n. a motion or impulse given beforehand; esp. divine action as determining will. |
| REMOTIVATE | • remotivate v. To motivate again. • REMOTIVATE v. to motivate again. |
| OVEREMOTING | • overemoting v. Present participle of overemote. • OVEREMOTE v. to emote excessively. |
| REMOTIVATED | • remotivated v. Simple past tense and past participle of remotivate. • REMOTIVATE v. to motivate again. |
| REMOTIVATES | • remotivates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of remotivate. • REMOTIVATE v. to motivate again. |
| TERREMOTIVE | • TERREMOTIVE adj. related to an earthquake. |
| REMOTIVATING | • remotivating v. Present participle of remotivate. • REMOTIVATE v. to motivate again. |
| REMOTIVATION | • remotivation n. A form of therapy attempting to re-establish an interest in the world in institutionalized patients. • REMOTIVATION n. the act of remotivating. |
| OVEREMOTIONAL | • overemotional adj. Showing too much emotion. • OVEREMOTIONAL adj. excessively emotional. |
| REMOTIVATIONS | • remotivations n. Plural of remotivation. • REMOTIVATION n. the act of remotivating. |
| HYPEREMOTIONAL | • hyperemotional adj. Involving or exhibiting excessive emotion. • HYPEREMOTIONAL adj. excessively emotional. |
| OVEREMOTIONALLY | • overemotionally adv. In an overemotional manner. |