The phrase "deeply emotive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that evokes strong emotions or feelings.
Example: "The film was deeply emotive, leaving the audience in tears by the end."
Alternatives: "highly emotional" or "profoundly moving."
Land reform remains a deeply emotive issue in South Africa.
That is because the motherhood debate is deeply emotive, ironically, much like nationalism.
Label alchemist Ivo wantedRussell wanted his roster to elicit a deeply emotive response and yield music to change your life rather than transiently soundtrack it.
These paintings vary in quality, but even the more pedestrian works are often deeply emotive, suggesting a vast and tumultuous inner world entirely at odds with popular conceptions of the composer as a dry and cerebral artist.
How appropriate, then, that scarcely had the lights dimmed for good on director Bijan Sheibani's superb three-person cast before a good chunk of the audience was on its feet, as they had been several weeks before at the National Theatre production of War Horse - another show that, for altogether different reasons, pushes deeply emotive buttons.
Calling for a lessening of heated words, Mr. Hatch said that the treatment of Judge Pickering was "a lynching," a deeply emotive term last heard in the committee room when Judge Clarence Thomas complained in 1991 that he had been subjected to "a high-tech lynching" when the committee was considering his nomination to the Supreme Court.
It is a sector that is inherently, deeply personal and emotive.
These questions become crucial in the context of family planning services given that fertility is an emotive, deeply gendered and power-related issue [ 17].
At the end of the workshop, all eight participants had created powerful, deeply personal and emotive stories about their struggles and accomplishments related to the four domains of diabetes self-management.
It kept me off guard and created the same kind of enigmatic aura in person that is often conjured by his darkly funny, deeply disturbing, and very emotive art.
To talk about something that's so emotive at a deeply personal level feels like it runs the risk of exposing something about yourself that you don't necessarily want everyone to know about, or to judge you in terms of.
