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• v  give expression or emotion to, in a stage or movie role

• But even when ranting, 'N Sync wields its pop hooks like weapons; they nail every chorus, emote feverishly on the ballads and hedge their bets on the whole pop thing by bouncing .
• They breathe, they emote, and sometimes they get cuckolded by their sultry wives.
• It rarely editorializes; it doesn't emote or orate.

News & Articles

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• Voice-over lessons convince columnist to keep his day job
  There may be jobs aplenty for those with a good set of pipes, but learning to emote about Del Taco's classic combo or cheap car insurance is harder than it sounds On my first trip to Valley Village, I was thinking up excuses to turn around and go home.        
  June 26, 2013 - Los Angeles Times

Quotes

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• Amrita Rao in Sify
  Commenting about her Telugu film industry experience, Amrita said: "It was wonderful to do well there, as it is a male-dominated industry. It was a different and interesting experience. For instance, it was challenging to emote the right way on...
• George Fenton in Business Gazette
  If there is a narrative at all within the sequence that you're scoring, then in a way, the narrator can explain the story. But he can't really emote the story,Fenton explains. "The music has to do that. There's something less reserved...