Past tense of 'emote'; expressed strong feelings or emotions in an exaggerated or theatrical way.
Regular past tense formation of 'emote' by adding '-ed,' following standard English verb conjugation patterns established when the word entered the language.
When actors overact and 'emoted' in silent films, viewers instantly understood feelings through face and body—the word captures how much expression we can pack into a moment.
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