What does känslosam in Swedish mean?
What is the meaning of the word känslosam in Swedish? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use känslosam in Swedish.
The word känslosam in Swedish means känslig, gråtmild, översvallande, känslosam, lyrisk, sentimental, känslosam, sentimental, känslig, känslosam, emotionell, göra känslosam, känna, överemotionell. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word känslosam
känslig(person: sensitive) (vardagligt) He is an emotional person. |
gråtmild(sentimental) The little girl wrote a maudlin story about a lost dog. |
översvallande(informal, figurative (effusive) (bildlig) |
känslosam(art, literature: romanticized) (vardagligt) The novel is a sentimental account of living abroad. |
lyrisk(expressive) This artist's lyrical compositions are among the most expressive paintings that I have ever seen. |
sentimental(overly emotional) |
känslosam(event: moving) The death of the hero is an emotional moment in the story. |
sentimental(US, figurative (sentimental, emotional) I always get misty during sad movies. |
känslig(figurative (person: easily offended) Iris is so ticklish; she always gets upset about the smallest things. |
känslosam, emotionell(figurative (emotional) Lara hates talking about touchy-feely stuff. |
göra känslosam(US (make emotional) |
känna(have emotions) He is a man who feels strongly. |
överemotionell(given to exaggerated feelings) |
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