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Definition of sentiment - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
decision makingopinion influenced by emotions rather than reason
- His sentiment on the matter was quite strong.
2.
expressiongeneral thought or feeling expressed in words
- Her sentiment was clear in the letter.
3.
artistic expressionfeeling or emotion conveyed in art or literature
- The painting captured the sentiment of the era.
4.
tearful moodRare exaggerated or overly emotional feelingsRare
- The novel was criticized for its sentiment.
Expressions with sentiment
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overall feeling of buyers about the economy and their own money situation
Consumer sentiment fell after news of rising unemployment rates.
feelings become very strong or intense among people
During the debate, sentiment runs high among the audience!
general shared feeling or opinion of many people about something
Public sentiment turned against the policy after several controversial incidents.
overall attitude of investors towards a market
Market sentiment was bullish after the company's strong earnings report.
computational process to find opinions or emotions in text
Sentiment analysis showed most reviews were positive.
Origin of sentiment
Latin, sentire (to feel)
Terms with sentiment included in their meaning
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compliment response
used to reply to a compliment with equal sentiment
communication
expresses a reciprocal wish or sentiment
society
popular belief or sentiment shared by most people
supportive
agreeing with or supporting a sentiment or opinion
negative sentiment
regarded with aversion or distaste
sentiment
causing deep emotion, especially love or sympathy
nostalgia
indicate a period remembered with nostalgia or sentiment
sentiment
excessively sentimental or cloying in nature
discrimination
underlying racist sentiment or attitude
shared view
agreement in opinion or sentiment
sentiment
strong sentimental feelings
opinion
general public opinion or sentiment
social awareness
insensitive to social nuances or public sentiment
media
medium conveying the collective sentiment of a country
anti-American
expression of anti-American sentiment
affection
affectionate feeling or sentiment
sentiment
cherished item with sentimental value
enthusiastic person
person who shows excessive enthusiasm or sentiment
society
noticeable change in public sentiment
sentiment
overly sentimental speech or writing
informing sentiment
underlying sentiment that informs beliefs or practices
emotion
agree with a sentiment or opinion
sentiment
overly sentimental or cliched
emotion
excessive display of emotion or sentiment
Examples of sentiment in a sentence
Her sentiment was clear in the heartfelt letter. The sentiment in his speech moved the audience. The novel's sentiment resonated with many readers. His music is filled with deep sentiment. Her speech was filled with sentiment, moving the audience. The film's sentiment was too much for some viewers.
View all translations of sentiment
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- French:sentiment, émotivité, ...
- German:Gefühl, Stimmung, ...
- Italian:sentimento, opinione, ...
- Spanish:sentimiento, expresión, ...
- Portuguese:sentimento, emoção, ...
- Chinese:情感, 感想, ...
- Japanese:感情, 思い, ...
- Arabic:عَاطِفَة, مشاعر, ...
- Hebrew:סֶנְטִימֶנְט, רֶגֶשׁ, ...
- Russian:чувство, эмоция, ...
- Ukrainian:настрій, почуття, ...
- Hindi:भावनात्मक दृष्टिकोण, भाव, ...
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