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I just found it when I read it on the website and extracted the sentence shown below as follows:

Not all combatants, especially combatants who have just died in battle, touch the spirit of Christmas.

Can you explain what it means and can you tell me other words and phrases that can be used instead of emotions?

I just found it when I read it on the website and extracted the sentence shown below as follows:

Not all combatants, especially combatants who have just died in battle, touch the spirit of Christmas.

Can you explain what it means and can you tell me other words and phrases that can be used instead of emotions?

Some simple alternatives will be "inspired", "inspired", or "promoted" by a strong emotional impulse. You can replace each of these words in the sentence and they all work.

We should look back and learn from it, it does not destroy our future - FounDit rank: Senior member

When I was impressed, I have strong sorrow and consideration. Moving emotions, moving, sharp, sorrowful, painful, excited, exciting, swollenness of the heart Aroused the inner feelings, feeling to feel emotion

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