Emotionalism is a tendency to show or feel too much emotion — more than the moment seems to ask. It is often a critic's word: someone may say a speech, a film, or a person's manner is full of emotionalism, meaning the feelings are being poured on. It can describe a person or a style of art or talk.

Emotionalism is a tendency to show or feel too much emotionemotionalism 是一種表現或感受出過多情緒的傾向 —— more than the moment seems to ask比當下的情況似乎需要的還多。 It is often a critic's word它常常是評論者用的字： someone may say a speech, a film, or a person's manner is full of emotionalism有人可能會說一場演講、一部電影，或一個人的舉止「充滿 emotionalism」， meaning the feelings are being poured on意思是情緒被誇張地渲染出來。 It can describe a person or a style of art or talk它可以形容一個人，或一種藝術、談話的風格。

Having feelings is normal and human; this word points to extra, and it often sounds like a complaint. Though actually, what counts as 'too much' depends on who is judging — one person's honesty is another person's emotionalism.

Having feelings is normal and human有情緒是正常、也是人之常情； this word points to extra這個字指的是多出來的那部分， and it often sounds like a complaint而且聽起來常常像抱怨。 Though actually不過其實， what counts as 'too much' depends on who is judging什麼算「太多」取決於是誰在判斷 —— one person's honesty is another person's emotionalism一個人的真誠，在另一個人眼裡可能就是 emotionalism。

Fairly formal. In everyday talk people are more likely to say someone is being too emotional.

Fairly formal相當正式。 In everyday talk在日常對話裡， people are more likely to say人們比較會說 someone某人 is being too emotional太情緒化了。