Definition
Definition of emo - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
musicDated style of rock music derived from punk but with more emotional lyricsDated
- She loves listening to emo bands from the early 2000s..
2.
- He became part of the emo scene because he felt it expressed his feelings..
3.
- She dresses like an emo with dark clothes.
Expressions with emo
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Origin of emo
English, emotional (emotion) + -o (suffix)
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Examples of emo in a sentence
He started an emo band in high school. The emo crowd gathered at the concert. She decorated her room with emo posters and memorabilia. He identifies as an emo and loves the music. The group of emos gathered at the concert.
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- French:emo, culture emo, ...
- German:Emo, Emo-Szene, ...
- Italian:emo, ragazzo emo, ...
- Spanish:emo, cultura emo, ...
- Portuguese:emo, cena emo, ...
- Chinese:情绪摇滚, 情绪文化, ...
- Japanese:エモ, エモ文化, ...
- Arabic:إيمو, ...
- Hebrew:אֵימוֹ, בֶּן תַּת תַּרְבּוּת אֵימוֹ, ...
- Russian:эмо, ...
- Ukrainian:емо, ...
- Hindi:इमो, इमो उपसंस्कृति, ...
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