Emotionally
Emotionally adverb - In an emotional manner.
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Synonyms for Emotionally
Lying and emotionally are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Lying" instead an adverb "Emotionally".
Lying
Lying adjective - Telling or containing lies.
Emotionally and lying are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Emotionally" instead an adverb "Lying".
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- But while Yuro sings about being emotionally hurt by a lying man, Rivera sings about the same feelings, albeit emphasizing the words in such a way it sounds like she was also physically hurt by the size of her man's schlong.
Source: Intercourse with You - Any confusion in the victim's story is treated as proof they're lying, but perfect recall is difficult enough under normal circumstances, and even harder if an emotionally traumatized person is trying to remember events that happened in the dark and involved them being beaten in the head.
Source: Morton's Fork - And assuming that Madara is not lying through his teeth about wanting to restore his clan's position of power and prominence, it's hard to see how reducing the clan to a few hated, emotionally broken criminals could result in this, though I suppose it's stretch to apply "Hero" here.
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