emotions

to rise very quickly to a very high level; or to become extremely angry

showing emotions or physical affection openly, sometimes in a way that seems excessive

the best or most enjoyable part of an event or period

strongly unwilling and protesting while being forced to do something

a situation where advantages and disadvantages balance out (British)

very important to someone and loved deeply

to become so excited or involved that you lose control

to react with strong excitement or anger about something

living a happy life forever, especially as the end of a story

to show that you give up or feel helpless about something

Extremely happy and delighted.

To make a bad situation or an argument worse.

To deliberately ignore or be unfriendly toward someone.

To waste time being upset about something that has already happened and cannot be changed.

To regain control of your emotions and calm down.

To spoil someone's plans or happiness.

To irritate or annoy someone deeply.

To show your feelings openly rather than hiding them.

to carry lasting resentment and be easily offended because you feel you were treated unfairly

to release pent-up energy or emotion through some activity

to lose one's temper suddenly and uncontrollably

to gradually accept and emotionally deal with a difficult reality

to make an unusual facial expression that shows dislike, surprise, or amusement

to defeat someone or gain control over a person or feeling

to cause a strong feeling of recognition or emotional connection

extremely happy or delighted

very angry or irritated about something

an odd or unfortunate situation accepted as unavoidable and not worth further explanation

to repeatedly irritate or annoy someone

regain composure and think calmly after becoming upset

extremely annoyed with someone or something and unwilling to tolerate it any longer

admire or care for someone or something very deeply

lose other people's respect through public embarrassment or humiliation

make someone fully understand or feel the importance of something

disparaging something desirable after failing to obtain it

for amusement or impulse rather than for any serious purpose

deliberately and without compassion, especially when committing violence or cruelty

to monitor someone so closely that they feel pressured or uncomfortable

Feeling exceptionally happy and satisfied, especially after a success.

To make someone feel distinctly uneasy, frightened, or repelled.

To continue wishing for a good result even when it seems almost impossible.

To remain serious and avoid smiling or laughing in an amusing or awkward moment.

A sign that a difficult period may soon improve or end.

Consolation that offers little real relief in a painful or difficult situation.

to put up with something unpleasant while suppressing complaints and maintaining a smile

an outward show of sadness that is false or insincere

unable to express yourself because an emotional or confusing moment leaves you speechless

behaving in an arrogant, self-important way toward other people

to abandon restraint and behave freely or wildly

to provoke a strong reaction by raising a sensitive or painful subject

to become wildly excited, angry, or otherwise out of control

to hide your true identity, beliefs, or feelings by living dishonestly

to cause intense mental strain, frustration, or irritation

feeling extremely jealous of what another person has

someone or something that looks upsetting, embarrassing, or unpleasant

while waiting with intense eagerness or anxiety for something to happen

bursting with cheerful energy and enthusiasm

noticeably irritated or angry

something made more tempting by being off-limits or socially taboo

used as an emphatic rejection of an idea considered intolerable

feeling sad, discouraged, or low in spirits

anxiously waiting in suspense because the outcome is uncertain

to feel an extremely strong hatred for someone

to make someone feel extremely annoyed or frustrated

to make an event or mood less enjoyable and exciting

to answer someone with sudden and often unjustified anger

to deliberately make an already painful situation feel even worse

to astonish someone with something highly surprising or impressive

to irritate or offend a person, often without intending to

to suddenly weaken a person's confidence, excitement, or determination

to create an extremely loud commotion through celebration or protest

to have a sudden angry or distressed outburst and lose self-control

to feel intensely ready to begin after being forced to wait

to enjoy oneself at a noisy, exuberant celebration

to begin drinking alcohol heavily, often in response to personal distress