【せんじょう】

    noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. suggestiveness; sensationalism; stirring up strong emotionssee also
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Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. suggestiveness
    2. This refers to the quality of being able to evoke or imply strong feelings or ideas, often in a manner that is appealing or provocative.
    His works contain many suggestive elements.
    The movie became a topic of discussion for its suggestive scenes.
  2. sensationalism
    3. This meaning pertains to the use of exaggerated or shocking elements to attract attention, often at the expense of accuracy or seriousness.
    Don’t be fooled by the sensationalism in the article.
    That newspaper is known for its sensational reporting.
  3. stirring up strong emotions
    4. This meaning describes the ability to provoke intense feelings or reactions, often appealing to the audience's emotional side.
    His speech stirred up strong emotions in the audience.
    This novel provokes strong emotions in its readers.
Generated collocations (experimental)
to stir up suggestivenesssuggestive expressionsensational reportingsensational advertisementsensational moviesensational themeto aim for suggestivenessto feel strong suggestivenesssuggestive effectstirring words
Wiktionary definitions (experimental)
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