Emotive language refers to word choices that are intended to evoke an emotional reaction in the reader or listener by arousing emotions like anxiety, anger, relief, urgency, joy, or excitement. Any words that cause an emotional reaction are examples of emotive language.

2. EMOTIVE LANGUAGE
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It refers to word
choices that are
intended to get an
emotional reaction or
arouse an emotion.
It could also be called
emotional language.
It doesn't matter what it
is – anxiety, anger,
relief, urgency, joy,
excitement and so on –
as long as it has been
evoked by the language
used.

3. Any words that cause an emotional reaction are examples of emotive language.