# Emotions & Feelings **Type:** Topic **Words:** 861 ## About Naming the full range of how people feel, from joy to envy. ## Words by Level ### A1 - like — To enjoy something or find it pleasant.; frequency rank 39 - love — To care very deeply about someone.; frequency rank 116 - sorry — Said to apologize or to politely get someone's attention.; frequency rank 120 - thank — To tell someone you are grateful for something they have done.; frequency rank 124 - sure — Feeling certain about something; having no doubt.; frequency rank 130 - thanks — Used to tell someone you are grateful.; frequency rank 201 - happy — Feeling or showing pleasure and joy.; frequency rank 288 - hope — To want something to happen and believe it might.; frequency rank 338 - afraid — Feeling fear; frightened of someone or something.; frequency rank 416 - funny — Making you laugh; amusing.; frequency rank 539 - black — Of the darkest colour, like the night sky with no light.; frequency rank 540 - feeling — An emotion such as happiness, sadness, or fear.; frequency rank 543 - red — Having the colour of blood, strawberries, or a setting sun.; frequency rank 584 - wonderful — Extremely good; making you feel very happy or pleased.; frequency rank 675 - tired — Feeling that you need rest or sleep.; frequency rank 730 - blue — Having the colour of a clear sky or the sea.; frequency rank 791 - angry — Feeling or showing strong displeasure or annoyance.; frequency rank 920 - sad — Feeling unhappy, especially because something bad has happened.; frequency rank 944 - excited — Feeling very happy and eager about something that is going to happen.; frequency rank 1302 - merry — Happy and full of cheerful energy.; frequency rank 2470 - butterfly — A flying insect with large, often brightly coloured wings.; frequency rank 5513 ### A2 - yeah — An informal way of saying yes.; frequency rank 57 - worry — To feel anxious or uneasy about something that might happen.; frequency rank 354 - wish — To want something to be true, especially something unlikely.; frequency rank 439 - hate — To dislike someone or something very strongly.; frequency rank 523 - scared — Feeling fear; frightened.; frequency rank 581 - mad — Angry or annoyed.; frequency rank 676 - worried — Feeling unhappy and afraid because you keep thinking about a problem or something bad that might happen.; frequency rank 715 - fear — A strong, unpleasant feeling caused by danger or the thought of something bad.; frequency rank 845 - surprise — The feeling caused when something unexpected happens.; frequency rank 869 - scene — The place where something, especially an event or accident, happens.; frequency rank 932 - cry — To shed tears because you feel sad, hurt, or upset.; frequency rank 993 - nervous — Worried or slightly frightened about something.; frequency rank 1136 - empty — Containing nothing or no one; frequency rank 1285 - wild — Living or growing in nature, not kept or raised by people.; frequency rank 1321 - asleep — Sleeping.; frequency rank 1340 - comfortable — Making you feel physically relaxed and at ease.; frequency rank 1596 - joy — A feeling of great happiness.; frequency rank 1684 - happiness — The feeling of being happy; joy.; frequency rank 1696 - alarm — A device that makes a loud sound to warn of danger.; frequency rank 1735 - regret — To feel sorry about something you did or did not do.; frequency rank 1863 - mood — The way you feel at a particular time.; frequency rank 1873 - pleased — Happy and satisfied about something.; frequency rank 1987 - celebrate — To do something enjoyable to mark a special or happy event.; frequency rank 2015 - pity — A sad and unfortunate thing; something to be regretted.; frequency rank 2019 - shock — A sudden, upsetting, or surprising event or feeling.; frequency rank 2074 - concern — a worried feeling that something may be wrong; frequency rank 2183 - pride — A feeling of satisfaction in your own or someone else's achievements.; frequency rank 2205 - grateful — Feeling or showing thanks for something good that someone has done.; frequency rank 2222 - scream — To make a loud, high cry, usually because of fear, pain, or excitement.; frequency rank 2244 - bored — Feeling tired and impatient because you have nothing interesting to do.; frequency rank 2516 - curse — Magic words said to bring bad luck or harm to someone.; frequency rank 2533 - disappointed — Feeling sad because something was not as good as you hoped or expected.; frequency rank 2654 - panic — A sudden strong feeling of fear that stops you thinking clearly.; frequency rank 2665 - violent — Using physical force meant to hurt or damage.; frequency rank 2698 - cheer — To shout loudly to show approval, support, or joy.; frequency rank 2804 - frightened — Feeling fear; afraid.; frequency rank 2842 - sweat — The salty liquid that comes out of your skin when you are hot, ill, or nervous.; frequency rank 2953 - pleasant — Enjoyable and giving a feeling of happiness.; frequency rank 3236 - unhappy — Sad; not feeling happy.; frequency rank 3280 - annoying — Making you feel slightly angry or impatient.; frequency rank 3375 - uncomfortable — Not pleasant to use, wear, or sit in; causing physical discomfort.; frequency rank 3403 - romance — A romantic relationship or love affair between two people.; frequency rank 3637 - headache — A pain in the head.; frequency rank 3731 - happily — In a happy, cheerful way.; frequency rank 3878 - anxious — Feeling worried or nervous about something that might happen.; frequency rank 3956 - admire — To respect and approve of someone or something.; frequency rank 3981 - horror — A strong feeling of fear or shock.; frequency rank 4206 - envy — A feeling of wanting something that someone else has.; frequency rank 4896 - blank — With no writing, marks, or pictures on it; empty.; frequency rank 4959 - dizzy — Feeling as if everything is spinning and you might fall over.; frequency rank 5349 - wooden — Made of wood.; frequency rank 5605 - strongly — In a way that shows powerful feeling or firm opinion.; frequency rank 5994 - frightening — Making you feel afraid; scary.; frequency rank 6623 - frighten — To make someone feel afraid or scared.; frequency rank 6923 - sunlight — The natural light that comes from the sun.; frequency rank 6990 - annoy — To make someone slightly angry or impatient, especially by doing something repeatedly.; frequency rank 10055 - uneasy — Worried or nervous, with a feeling that something is wrong.; frequency rank 10939 - pleasing — Giving pleasure, enjoyment, or satisfaction.; frequency rank 13728 - angrily — In a way that shows anger.; frequency rank 18161 - stomachache — A pain in the stomach or belly, often caused by eating too much.; frequency rank 24430 - adjective — a word that describes a noun, such as 'big' or 'happy'; frequency rank 30796 ### B1 - kiss — To touch someone with your lips to show love, affection, or greeting.; frequency rank 739 - forgive — To stop being angry at someone for something they did wrong.; frequency rank 763 - proud — Feeling happy and satisfied about something you or someone close to you has done.; frequency rank 915 - pleasure — A feeling of happiness, enjoyment, or satisfaction.; frequency rank 988 - kick — To hit something with your foot.; frequency rank 1224 - shame — A painful feeling of guilt or embarrassment about something you have done.; frequency rank 1333 - horrible — Very unpleasant or bad.; frequency rank 1509 - ugh — used to express disgust, aversion, horror, or strong annoyance; frequency rank 1569 - jealous — Unhappy because you want something that someone else has.; frequency rank 1591 - lonely — Unhappy because you are alone or have no friends near you.; frequency rank 1695 - burning — On fire.; frequency rank 1973 - scare — To make someone feel frightened.; frequency rank 1986 - ashamed — Feeling embarrassed or guilty about something you have done.; frequency rank 2021 - scary — Causing fear or worry; frightening.; frequency rank 2053 - courage — The ability to face danger, pain, or fear without giving up.; frequency rank 2114 - disgusting — Extremely unpleasant and making you feel sick.; frequency rank 2142 - desire — A strong feeling of wanting something.; frequency rank 2198 - desperate — Needing or wanting something so much that you will do anything to get it.; frequency rank 2287 - dramatic — Sudden, large, and very noticeable.; frequency rank 2289 - anger — A strong feeling you have when something has hurt, annoyed, or treated you unfairly.; frequency rank 2492 - passion — A very strong feeling, such as love, excitement, or anger.; frequency rank 2529 - confidence — The feeling that you can do things well and succeed.; frequency rank 2614 - hopefully — Used to say that you hope something will happen.; frequency rank 2826 - miserable — Very unhappy or uncomfortable.; frequency rank 2864 - comfort — A pleasant feeling of being relaxed and free from pain or worry.; frequency rank 2967 - guilt — The unhappy feeling you have when you know you have done something wrong.; frequency rank 3268 - atmosphere — The layer of gases that surrounds the Earth or another planet.; frequency rank 3332 - yell — To shout something in a very loud voice.; frequency rank 3475 - tragedy — A very sad event, especially one involving death or great loss.; frequency rank 3565 - bitter — Having a sharp, unpleasant taste that is not sweet.; frequency rank 3793 - depressed — Feeling very sad and without hope.; frequency rank 3940 - fond — Having a liking or affection for someone or something.; frequency rank 4000 - affect — To have an effect on something or someone; to change or influence it.; frequency rank 4096 - humor — The quality of being funny or amusing.; frequency rank 4107 - delighted — Very pleased and happy.; frequency rank 4121 - temper — A tendency to become angry quickly.; frequency rank 4199 - tragic — Very sad, especially because it involves death or suffering.; frequency rank 4220 - sore — Painful and sensitive, especially from injury or overuse.; frequency rank 4409 - explode — To burst suddenly and violently, often with a loud noise.; frequency rank 4436 - hunger — The feeling of needing or wanting to eat.; frequency rank 4441 - excitement — A feeling of being very happy and eager.; frequency rank 4565 - adorable — Very attractive and easy to love, especially in a sweet or charming way.; frequency rank 4616 - misery — A feeling of deep unhappiness and suffering.; frequency rank 4680 - emotion — A strong feeling such as love, anger, fear, or joy; frequency rank 4701 - content — Happy and satisfied with what you have.; frequency rank 4711 - hopeless — With no chance of success or improvement.; frequency rank 4716 - aggressive — Behaving in an angry, threatening way and ready to attack or argue.; frequency rank 4739 - sorrow — A deep feeling of sadness, especially after a loss.; frequency rank 4757 - dull — Boring; not interesting or exciting.; frequency rank 4841 - hatred — A very strong feeling of dislike or hostility.; frequency rank 4950 - vain — Too proud of your own appearance, abilities, or achievements.; frequency rank 5027 - affection — A gentle feeling of fondness, liking, or love for someone.; frequency rank 5155 - approval — Official permission or agreement that something can happen.; frequency rank 5395 - disappoint — To make someone sad or unhappy by not being as good as they hoped or expected.; frequency rank 5429 - sympathy — A feeling of pity and sorrow for someone who is suffering.; frequency rank 5435 - eager — Very keen and excited to do or have something.; frequency rank 5521 - gratitude — The feeling of being thankful and wanting to show appreciation.; frequency rank 5540 - sickness — The state of being ill, or a particular illness.; frequency rank 5624 - stressed — Feeling worried or under mental pressure.; frequency rank 5818 - congratulate — To tell someone you are pleased about their success or good news.; frequency rank 5907 - anxiety — A feeling of worry or unease about something that might happen.; frequency rank 5908 - despair — The feeling of having lost all hope.; frequency rank 6027 - sadness — The feeling of being unhappy.; frequency rank 6069 - sensible — Showing good judgement; reasonable and practical.; frequency rank 6074 - emotionally — In a way that relates to feelings; frequency rank 6356 - triumph — A great success or victory after effort or difficulty.; frequency rank 6498 - thankful — Feeling or showing gratitude; glad about something.; frequency rank 6593 - disappointment — The sad feeling you get when something is not as good as you hoped or expected.; frequency rank 6985 - sensation — A physical feeling that you get through your body, such as touch, heat, or pain.; frequency rank 7283 - delight — A feeling of great pleasure or joy.; frequency rank 7291 - warmth — A pleasant, moderate level of heat.; frequency rank 7345 - depressing — Making you feel sad and without hope.; frequency rank 7377 - annoyed — Slightly angry or impatient about something.; frequency rank 7490 - enthusiasm — A strong feeling of excitement and eagerness about something.; frequency rank 7575 - thirst — The feeling of needing or wanting to drink.; frequency rank 7683 - devotion — Great love, loyalty, or commitment to someone or something.; frequency rank 8400 - appreciation — A feeling of being grateful, or a way of showing thanks.; frequency rank 8432 - supportive — Giving help, encouragement, or sympathy.; frequency rank 8479 - embarrassment — The uncomfortable feeling of shame or awkwardness in front of others.; frequency rank 8499 - ecstasy — A feeling of very intense happiness or delight.; frequency rank 8586 - cherish — To love and care about someone or something very much.; frequency rank 8853 - devastating — Causing very great harm, destruction, or damage.; frequency rank 8939 - phew — used to express relief, fatigue, surprise, or amazement; frequency rank 9059 - fright — A sudden, strong feeling of fear.; frequency rank 9121 - encouraging — Giving hope, confidence, or a positive feeling; frequency rank 9192 - shameful — So bad that it causes shame or disgrace.; frequency rank 9221 - ache — A dull, steady pain.; frequency rank 9713 - damp — Slightly wet, in an unpleasant or unwanted way.; frequency rank 9927 - mourn — To feel and show deep sadness, especially because someone has died.; frequency rank 10017 - certainty — The feeling of being completely sure about something.; frequency rank 10103 - acquire — to get or come to own something; frequency rank 10343 - boredom — The feeling of being bored, with nothing interesting to do.; frequency rank 10896 - hopeful — Feeling that something good is likely to happen.; frequency rank 10920 - tremble — To shake slightly, especially from fear, cold, or strong emotion.; frequency rank 11260 - admiration — A feeling of great respect and approval for someone or something.; frequency rank 12206 - encouragement — Words or actions that give someone confidence and hope; frequency rank 12271 - unwell — Not feeling healthy; slightly ill.; frequency rank 12511 - graceful — Moving in a smooth, elegant, and beautiful way.; frequency rank 13167 - stormy — Affected by storms; with strong winds and heavy rain.; frequency rank 13762 - homesick — unhappy because one is away from home and misses familiar people and places; frequency rank 14145 - discomfort — A feeling of slight pain or of being physically uncomfortable.; frequency rank 14525 - enjoyment — The feeling of pleasure you get from something.; frequency rank 16132 - shiver — To shake slightly because you are cold or frightened.; frequency rank 16198 - quake — A sudden shaking of the ground; an earthquake.; frequency rank 16762 - soothe — To make someone feel calmer and less worried or upset.; frequency rank 18568 - irritate — To make someone feel slightly angry or annoyed; frequency rank 19059 - willingness — The fact of being ready and happy to do something.; frequency rank 19354 - overjoyed — Extremely happy.; frequency rank 19728 - lovingly — In a way that shows love or affection.; frequency rank 19890 - purify — To make something clean by removing dirt or harmful substances.; frequency rank 20382 - fondness — A feeling of liking or affection for someone or something.; frequency rank 22510 - anxiously — In a worried or nervous way.; frequency rank 23289 - pleasantly — In a way that is enjoyable and gives pleasure.; frequency rank 25162 - hater — a person who strongly dislikes someone or something; frequency rank 25290 - nervousness — The feeling of being worried or slightly frightened.; frequency rank 27721 - unafraid — Not afraid; having no fear.; frequency rank 28811 - annoyance — The feeling of being slightly angry or impatient.; frequency rank 29839 - mourner — a person who feels or expresses grief, especially after someone's death; frequency rank 52605 - uplifted — Feeling happy, hopeful, or inspired.; frequency rank 53641 - feverishly — In a very busy, excited, and hurried way.; frequency rank 57613 - horrify — To shock someone deeply, making them feel fear or disgust.; frequency rank 66085 - knead — to press and fold dough in order to make it smooth and elastic ### B2 - damn — Used to express anger, surprise, or annoyance (informal).; frequency rank 388 - lord — A man of high rank in the nobility, or his title.; frequency rank 535 - bloody — Covered in or marked by blood.; frequency rank 989 - ow — A cry expressing sudden physical pain.; frequency rank 1130 - shooting — An event in which someone is hit or killed with a gun.; frequency rank 1328 - willing — Ready and happy to do something; not refusing.; frequency rank 1358 - suffering — A state of pain, distress, or great unhappiness.; frequency rank 2230 - convinced — Feeling completely sure that something is true.; frequency rank 2318 - torture — The act of causing someone severe pain, often to punish them or force a confession.; frequency rank 3065 - ease — The state of being able to do something without difficulty.; frequency rank 3243 - conscience — The part of your mind that tells you whether what you are doing is right or wrong.; frequency rank 3272 - lousy — Very bad; of poor quality.; frequency rank 3379 - worrying — Causing you to feel anxious or concerned.; frequency rank 3429 - relief — The good feeling you get when worry, pain, or trouble ends or eases.; frequency rank 3438 - gambling — The activity of risking money on a game or event in the hope of winning more.; frequency rank 3559 - creepy — Causing an uneasy, frightened feeling, as if something were crawling over your skin.; frequency rank 3622 - grief — Deep sadness, especially after someone you love dies.; frequency rank 3720 - prick — To make a small hole in something with a sharp point.; frequency rank 3790 - nerves — Feelings of worry or fear, especially before an important event.; frequency rank 3807 - buzz — To make a low, continuous humming sound, like a bee.; frequency rank 3951 - madness — The state of being mentally ill; insanity.; frequency rank 3982 - flip — To turn something over quickly so the other side shows.; frequency rank 4061 - betray — To harm someone who trusts you by being disloyal or untrue to them.; frequency rank 4113 - stab — To push a knife or other sharp object into someone or something.; frequency rank 4515 - scandal — An event that shocks people and damages the reputation of those involved.; frequency rank 4524 - relieved — Feeling happy and free from worry because a problem or fear has gone.; frequency rank 4607 - flame — The bright burning gas you see in a fire.; frequency rank 4691 - grip — To hold something tightly with your hand.; frequency rank 4854 - instinct — A natural way of behaving or feeling that you are born with, not learned.; frequency rank 5202 - furious — Extremely angry.; frequency rank 5212 - dreadful — Extremely bad or unpleasant.; frequency rank 5471 - passionate — Showing or feeling very strong emotions or enthusiasm.; frequency rank 5561 - possessed — Controlled by an evil spirit.; frequency rank 5648 - explosive — Able to explode or likely to explode.; frequency rank 6424 - stew — A dish of meat and vegetables cooked slowly in liquid.; frequency rank 6495 - compassion — A strong feeling of sympathy for people who are suffering, together with a wish to help them.; frequency rank 6604 - pine — A tall evergreen tree with long thin needles instead of leaves.; frequency rank 6644 - thrill — A sudden strong feeling of excitement and pleasure.; frequency rank 6677 - identification — An official document that proves who you are.; frequency rank 6772 - loneliness — The sad feeling of being alone and without company.; frequency rank 6791 - yacht — A light, fast boat used for pleasure trips or racing.; frequency rank 6838 - confront — To deal with a difficult situation or problem directly.; frequency rank 7045 - glow — To give off a soft, steady light without flames.; frequency rank 7113 - quarrel — An angry argument or disagreement.; frequency rank 7231 - agony — Very severe pain.; frequency rank 7761 - despise — To hate someone or something and feel that they deserve no respect.; frequency rank 8117 - dearly — In a way that shows deep love or affection.; frequency rank 8183 - exquisite — Extremely beautiful and delicate.; frequency rank 8713 - tickle — To touch someone lightly in a way that makes them laugh or twitch.; frequency rank 8753 - consolation — Comfort you feel after a disappointment or loss.; frequency rank 9115 - calmly — In a relaxed way, without showing worry, anger, or fear.; frequency rank 9217 - bravery — Courage; the quality of facing danger or pain without showing fear.; frequency rank 9385 - nervously — In a worried or frightened way.; frequency rank 9493 - cruelty — Behaviour that causes pain or suffering to others, without any sympathy.; frequency rank 9811 - morale — the degree of confidence, enthusiasm, discipline, and willingness to continue felt by a person or group, especially during difficulty or danger; frequency rank 9878 - cowardly — Lacking courage; afraid to face danger or difficulty.; frequency rank 10050 - moody — Often changing mood and becoming unhappy or annoyed without warning.; frequency rank 10085 - glee — Great joy or delight, often at one's own luck or another's misfortune.; frequency rank 10122 - scarlet — Of a bright, vivid red colour.; frequency rank 10257 - gloomy — Dark in a way that feels depressing or unwelcoming.; frequency rank 10434 - outrage — A strong feeling of shock and anger.; frequency rank 10600 - outbreak — The sudden start of something unpleasant, especially a disease.; frequency rank 11161 - desperation — A feeling of having no hope that makes you ready to do anything.; frequency rank 11171 - hesitation — A pause before doing something, usually because you are nervous or unsure.; frequency rank 11343 - grieve — To feel deep sadness, especially because someone has died.; frequency rank 11405 - awe — A feeling of great respect mixed with wonder or slight fear.; frequency rank 11406 - dread — To feel very afraid or anxious about something that is going to happen.; frequency rank 11552 - symbolic — Standing for or representing something else, often an idea or feeling.; frequency rank 11619 - shaky — Shaking or trembling, often from weakness, fear, or illness.; frequency rank 11667 - tenderness — A gentle, warm, and loving feeling toward someone.; frequency rank 11726 - patriotic — Feeling or showing great love and support for your country.; frequency rank 11759 - sincerity — The quality of being honest and truly meaning what you say.; frequency rank 12068 - anguish — Severe pain or suffering of the mind or body.; frequency rank 12214 - picky — Very fussy; only happy when things are exactly the way you want them.; frequency rank 12450 - heartbroken — overwhelmed by grief, disappointment, or emotional loss; frequency rank 12957 - incense — A substance that gives off a sweet smell when it is burned.; frequency rank 13161 - compassionate — Feeling or showing sympathy and concern for people who are suffering.; frequency rank 13516 - affectionate — Showing fondness or love towards others.; frequency rank 14096 - carefree — Happy and relaxed because you have no worries or problems.; frequency rank 14107 - irritated — Feeling slightly angry or annoyed; frequency rank 14267 - humane — Showing kindness and care, and trying to avoid causing pain or suffering.; frequency rank 14662 - eruption — The sudden throwing out of lava, ash, and gas from a volcano.; frequency rank 14704 - indebted — Feeling grateful to someone for their help or a favour.; frequency rank 14777 - assurance — A promise or statement meant to make someone feel confident.; frequency rank 15258 - ecstatic — Extremely happy and excited.; frequency rank 15623 - ballad — A slow, romantic song.; frequency rank 15869 - astonished — Feeling or showing very great surprise.; frequency rank 16516 - inspirational — Making you feel excited, hopeful, or eager to do something good.; frequency rank 16790 - patriotism — Love of your country and a willingness to support and defend it.; frequency rank 16816 - passionately — In a way that shows very strong emotion or enthusiasm.; frequency rank 16844 - unrest — A state of trouble and anger among people, often shown through protests or riots; frequency rank 16936 - vibration — A continuous shaking movement, or the act of shaking quickly back and forth.; frequency rank 17059 - detachment — A feeling of not being emotionally involved with someone or something.; frequency rank 17597 - gulp — To swallow food or drink quickly in large amounts.; frequency rank 17626 - yearn — To want something very much, especially something you do not have.; frequency rank 17843 - glare — To stare at someone in an angry way.; frequency rank 18004 - reverence — A feeling of deep respect or admiration for someone or something.; frequency rank 18510 - unhappiness — The feeling of being sad or not satisfied.; frequency rank 18570 - madden — to make someone extremely angry, annoyed, or frustrated; frequency rank 18819 - eagerly — In a keen and excited way; with great interest.; frequency rank 19042 - reinforce — To make something stronger, especially by adding extra support.; frequency rank 19190 - aggressively — In an angry, forceful, or threatening way.; frequency rank 20398 - dreadfully — very badly or unpleasantly; frequency rank 21186 - dissatisfied — Not happy or content with something.; frequency rank 21297 - eloquent — Able to express ideas clearly and in a powerful, persuasive way.; frequency rank 21708 - bitterly — In a way that shows anger, hurt, or resentment.; frequency rank 21715 - pessimistic — Expecting that bad things will happen; having little hope.; frequency rank 21929 - erupt — When a volcano erupts, it suddenly throws out lava, ash, and gas.; frequency rank 21983 - cruelly — In a way that causes pain or suffering on purpose; unkindly.; frequency rank 22969 - appreciative — Showing that you are grateful or thankful.; frequency rank 23524 - tremor — A slight shaking or quivering movement, often from fear, illness, or weakness.; frequency rank 24478 - exclaim — To cry out or say something suddenly because of strong emotion.; frequency rank 25006 - expressive — Clearly showing thoughts or feelings.; frequency rank 25623 - irritation — The feeling of being slightly angry or annoyed; frequency rank 26509 - frantically — In a hurried, anxious, and uncontrolled way.; frequency rank 27486 - nourish — To give a person, animal, or plant the food it needs to live and grow.; frequency rank 27564 - gleam — To shine softly, especially from a clean or polished surface.; frequency rank 27584 - amazement — A feeling of great surprise and wonder.; frequency rank 28013 - cheerfully — In a happy and willing way.; frequency rank 28625 - innocently — In a naive or harmless way, without meaning any harm.; frequency rank 29274 - aspiration — A strong hope or ambition to achieve something.; frequency rank 29696 - displeasure — A feeling of being annoyed or unhappy about something.; frequency rank 29876 - weepy — inclined to cry, or feeling close to tears; frequency rank 30125 - barometer — An instrument that measures air pressure to help predict the weather.; frequency rank 30234 - mournful — Feeling or showing deep sadness or grief.; frequency rank 30236 - inflammatory — Likely to make people very angry or excited.; frequency rank 30470 - disapproval — The feeling or showing that you think something is bad or wrong.; frequency rank 30922 - neurosis — A mental illness, less serious than psychosis, in which a person feels strong anxiety or fear.; frequency rank 31664 - furiously — In a very angry way.; frequency rank 31952 - repress — To stop yourself from showing or feeling an emotion or desire.; frequency rank 32289 - instill — To gradually teach someone an idea, feeling, or habit until it becomes part of them.; frequency rank 32785 - perspiration — The salty liquid that comes out of your skin when you are hot or nervous; sweat.; frequency rank 34309 - dissatisfaction — A feeling of being unhappy or not content with something.; frequency rank 34820 - astonishment — A feeling of very great surprise.; frequency rank 34925 - engulf — To cover or surround something completely.; frequency rank 35548 - bad-tempered — Easily annoyed or angered; often in a bad mood.; frequency rank 35559 - heartwarming — Making you feel happy and full of warm emotion.; frequency rank 36050 - displease — to make someone feel annoyed, dissatisfied, or offended; to fail to please; frequency rank 37551 - unconcerned — Not worried or anxious about something.; frequency rank 42921 - disillusion — To make someone realize that something they believed in is not really true or good.; frequency rank 44883 - unease — A feeling of worry or discomfort that something is wrong.; frequency rank 45646 - jealously — In a way that carefully protects something you value.; frequency rank 46965 - idolize — To admire or love someone so much that you can see no fault in them.; frequency rank 48139 - fume — Strong-smelling or dangerous gas, smoke, or vapour.; frequency rank 48298 - lighthearted — cheerful and carefree, without anxiety or gloom; frequency rank 51854 - bewilderment — A feeling of complete confusion.; frequency rank 58478 - cheerfulness — The quality of being happy and full of good spirits.; frequency rank 62281 - uneasily — In a worried or nervous way.; frequency rank 76505 - exultant — Feeling and showing great joy and pride, especially after a success.; frequency rank 93700 - unashamedly — In a way that shows no shame or embarrassment.; frequency rank 102924 - coziness — A feeling of warm, comfortable, and pleasant snugness.; frequency rank 150806 - crossly — In an angry or bad-tempered way.; frequency rank 154252 - admiringly — In a way that shows respect, approval, or pleasure.; frequency rank 160896 - scowl — an angry or bad-tempered expression, typically involving a frown or grimace - stomp — to tread heavily or noisily, often to express anger or frustration ### C1 - chill — An unpleasant feeling of cold.; frequency rank 3178 - woo — To try to win someone's love or romantic interest.; frequency rank 3270 - disturbing — Causing worry, distress, or a feeling of unease.; frequency rank 4535 - troubled — Worried, anxious, or upset.; frequency rank 5309 - lust — A strong feeling of sexual desire.; frequency rank 5502 - distress — A feeling of great emotional pain, worry, or suffering.; frequency rank 6036 - sentimental — Based on or showing tender emotions rather than reason.; frequency rank 6287 - numb — Unable to feel anything in part of the body.; frequency rank 8638 - resent — to feel angry or bitter about something you think is unfair; frequency rank 8879 - remorse — A deep feeling of guilt and regret for something wrong you have done.; frequency rank 9041 - provoke — To deliberately make someone angry or annoyed.; frequency rank 9269 - adrenaline — A hormone released by the body in moments of stress, fear, or excitement that speeds up the heart and prepares you to act.; frequency rank 9335 - wrench — To pull or twist something suddenly and violently.; frequency rank 10654 - infamous — Well known for being bad or evil.; frequency rank 10888 - well-being — The state of being healthy, happy, and comfortable.; frequency rank 12019 - somber — Serious, sad, or gloomy in mood; frequency rank 14232 - provocative — Deliberately causing a strong reaction, such as anger, argument, or interest.; frequency rank 16629 - gloat — usually disapproving: to feel or show excessive satisfaction about one's success or another person's misfortune; frequency rank 18144 - detest — To dislike someone or something very strongly; to hate.; frequency rank 18262 - claustrophobic — Feeling very uncomfortable or panicked in small, enclosed spaces.; frequency rank 18344 - scorn — To feel or show that you think someone or something is worthless and deserves no respect.; frequency rank 18579 - glum — Sad, gloomy, and low in spirits.; frequency rank 21032 - instinctively — Automatically and without thinking, from a natural feeling.; frequency rank 21050 - exhilarating — Making you feel very happy, excited, and full of energy.; frequency rank 21218 - dismal — Sad, gloomy, and depressing.; frequency rank 21852 - disdain — A feeling that someone or something is worthless and deserves no respect.; frequency rank 24186 - alleviate — To make pain, suffering, or a problem less severe.; frequency rank 24554 - pleasurable — Giving pleasure or enjoyment.; frequency rank 25538 - salve — A soothing cream or ointment put on the skin to heal it.; frequency rank 26001 - apprehensive — Worried or anxious that something bad might happen.; frequency rank 26719 - closeness — A feeling of being emotionally close to and connected with someone.; frequency rank 26769 - infuriating — extremely annoying or likely to make someone angry; frequency rank 26853 - instinctive — Done automatically without thinking, from a natural feeling.; frequency rank 26882 - profess — To claim or declare something openly, sometimes without it being true.; frequency rank 28253 - loveless — lacking love, affection, or emotional warmth; frequency rank 28959 - dismay — A strong feeling of disappointment, sadness, or alarm.; frequency rank 29294 - sentimentality — excessive, affected, or inappropriate tenderness and emotional feeling; frequency rank 29367 - disconcerting — causing someone to feel uneasy, confused, or embarrassed; frequency rank 29397 - gnaw — To bite or chew at something repeatedly, especially something hard.; frequency rank 31239 - placid — Calm and not easily upset or excited.; frequency rank 31490 - taut — Stretched or pulled tight, with no slack.; frequency rank 31964 - gush — To flow out suddenly in a large, fast stream.; frequency rank 34627 - huffy — angry and offended, especially over something relatively small; frequency rank 35950 - irate — Very angry.; frequency rank 38935 - inconsolable — so distressed, disappointed, or grief-stricken that comfort provides no relief; frequency rank 39280 - lethargic — Lacking energy and feeling slow or sleepy.; frequency rank 39360 - torturous — Causing great physical or mental pain; extremely difficult to endure.; frequency rank 41915 - enviable — So good or desirable that others would envy it.; frequency rank 42125 - fearfully — in an alarming manner; frequency rank 42401 - exhilaration — A feeling of great happiness and excitement.; frequency rank 46469 - lethargy — A feeling of having no energy or enthusiasm; tiredness.; frequency rank 48222 - disillusionment — A feeling of disappointment when you discover that something or someone is not as good as you had believed.; frequency rank 51452 - downhearted — sad, discouraged, or low in spirits; frequency rank 53360 - unsettle — To make someone feel worried, nervous, or uncomfortable.; frequency rank 53391 - thunderstruck — so astonished or shocked that one is temporarily unable to react or speak; frequency rank 55805 - unfailing — unceasing, not wavering or in danger of stopping; frequency rank 57655 - hanker — to have a strong or persistent desire for something, usually followed by for or after; frequency rank 59054 - remorseless — Showing no guilt, pity, or mercy.; frequency rank 59180 - awestruck — filled with overwhelming wonder, admiration, reverence, or fear; frequency rank 61376 - sheepish — embarrassed or ashamed, especially after being caught making a mistake; frequency rank 63953 - dither — To hesitate and be unable to decide what to do.; frequency rank 68409 - wrathful — vehemently incensed and condemnatory; frequency rank 68630 - bloodcurdling — causing extreme fear or horror; frequency rank 71856 - expressionless — showing no emotion, feeling, or reaction in the face, voice, or manner; frequency rank 73311 - fluster — to make someone agitated, nervous, or confused; frequency rank 81699 - heartrending — causing intense grief, distress, or sympathy; frequency rank 86649 - daunt — To make someone feel nervous or less confident, so they are afraid to do something.; frequency rank 87223 - sentimentally — In a way that shows tender, often nostalgic emotion.; frequency rank 88515 - dismally — In a sad or gloomy way.; frequency rank 115796 - unconcern — a lack of interest, care, or involvement; indifference; frequency rank 160069 - hearten — to make someone feel more encouraged, hopeful, or confident; frequency rank 173934 - heavy-hearted — weighed down by sadness or grief; frequency rank 179491 - animatedly — In a lively, excited way, full of energy.; frequency rank 185483 - somberly — In a serious, sad, or gloomy way; frequency rank 186062 - impersonally — In a cold or distant way, without showing personal feeling.; frequency rank 190140 - low-spirited — sad, discouraged, or lacking hope and energy; frequency rank 194081 - stuffiness — The state of being warm and lacking fresh air.; frequency rank 225076 - glumly — In a sad, gloomy way.; frequency rank 227224 - exhilarate — To make someone feel very happy, excited, and full of energy.; frequency rank 242883 - transfix — To make someone unable to move or look away, through fear, amazement, or wonder.; frequency rank 283130 - remorsefully — In a way that shows deep guilt or regret.; frequency rank 306211 - irately — In a very angry way.; frequency rank 347773 - unenviably — In a way that no one would want or envy. - bugbear — a persistent source of irritation or annoyance - infatuation — an intense but short-lived passion or admiration for someone or something - overwrought — in a state of nervous excitement or anxiety - quavering — shaking or trembling in voice, often due to nervousness or emotion - smite — to strike with a firm blow ### C2 - hysterical — Showing wild, uncontrollable emotion, such as panic, fear, or excitement.; frequency rank 7452 - erotic — relating to sexual desire, love, or sexual excitement; frequency rank 9134 - disgust — a strong feeling of dislike or revulsion; frequency rank 9152 - pep — lively energy, enthusiasm, and high spirits; frequency rank 10628 - whoop — shout, as if with joy or enthusiasm; frequency rank 10995 - melancholy — A deep, thoughtful sadness.; frequency rank 11402 - heinous — Totally reprehensible.; frequency rank 13510 - hysteria — Wild, uncontrollable emotion, especially fear or panic, that spreads through a group of people.; frequency rank 15175 - quail — small gallinaceous game birds; frequency rank 18307 - sulk — a mood or display of sullen aloofness or withdrawal; frequency rank 20307 - rapture — A feeling of great joy, delight, or excitement.; frequency rank 20699 - disgruntled — In a dissatisfied, frustrated, or upset mood; in a bad temper or ill humour.; frequency rank 20735 - platonic — free from physical desire; frequency rank 20792 - lament — To express great sadness or regret about something.; frequency rank 22215 - wallow — To let yourself enjoy or sink into a feeling, often a sad or self-pitying one.; frequency rank 22707 - exalted — Held in very high regard; of high rank or status.; frequency rank 22885 - euphoria — A feeling of intense happiness and excitement.; frequency rank 22925 - flinch — to draw back, as with fear or pain; frequency rank 23610 - grievance — A complaint about being treated unfairly, especially one serious enough to act on.; frequency rank 23955 - impatience — annoyance or restlessness caused by delay; frequency rank 24773 - narcissist — One who shows extreme love and admiration for themself.; frequency rank 25691 - mope — to remain dejected, listless, or self-pitying instead of acting; frequency rank 26176 - angst — A deep feeling of anxiety, worry, or emotional turmoil.; frequency rank 26821 - swoon — to lose consciousness briefly, especially because of weakness or intense emotion; frequency rank 27735 - forlorn — Sad and lonely, especially because of being left alone or abandoned.; frequency rank 27758 - panicky — thrown into a state of intense fear or desperation; frequency rank 28260 - elated — Extremely happy and excited; frequency rank 28579 - gruff — deep and harsh sounding as if from shouting or illness or emotion; frequency rank 28627 - abject — Extremely bad and hopeless; complete and utter.; frequency rank 28733 - heady — strongly intoxicating or affecting the senses, as a drink or scent does; frequency rank 29951 - unnerving — Making someone feel nervous, uneasy, or afraid.; frequency rank 30021 - condolence — an expression of sympathy with another's grief; frequency rank 32106 - mirth — The emotion usually following humor and accompanied by laughter.; frequency rank 32270 - bereft — Completely lacking something; deprived of it.; frequency rank 32457 - austere — Severe or stern in manner or appearance.; frequency rank 33259 - feign — To pretend to have a feeling or condition in order to deceive someone.; frequency rank 33267 - abhor — To hate something deeply; to find it utterly disgusting.; frequency rank 33713 - rekindle — to make a feeling, relationship, interest, or activity become active again; frequency rank 34220 - euphoric — Feeling or showing intense happiness and excitement.; frequency rank 34571 - indignant — Feeling or showing anger because something seems unfair or wrong.; frequency rank 35013 - flighty — Acting on silly, sudden ideas rather than careful thought; not reliable.; frequency rank 37405 - eroticism — sexual desire, excitement, or the quality of being sexually arousing; frequency rank 37545 - despondent — without or almost without hope; frequency rank 38391 - remorseful — Feeling deep regret and guilt for something you have done wrong.; frequency rank 38456 - elation — A feeling of great happiness and excitement; frequency rank 38556 - misogynist — One who professes misogyny; a hater of women.; frequency rank 38970 - dampen — To make a feeling or activity weaker or less lively.; frequency rank 40725 - wistful — Sad and thoughtful, especially when remembering something or longing for it.; frequency rank 41681 - trepidation — Anxiety over the uncertain future or possible ill-occurrence.; frequency rank 41713 - revulsion — A strong feeling of disgust or loathing.; frequency rank 42538 - dumbfounded — so astonished or bewildered that one is temporarily unable to speak or react; frequency rank 42658 - impassioned — filled with or expressing intense emotion and strong conviction; frequency rank 43689 - tizzy — a state of nervous excitement, agitation, or confused distraction; frequency rank 44941 - incandescent — emitting light as a result of being heated; frequency rank 46048 - puritanical — Very strict about morals and behaviour, and disapproving of pleasure.; frequency rank 46366 - effusion — an abundant or unrestrained expression of emotion or words; frequency rank 47607 - exasperating — extremely annoying, especially because a problem or behavior continues; frequency rank 47645 - jubilation — the utterance of sounds expressing great joy; frequency rank 47698 - ardor — Strong enthusiasm or passion for something.; frequency rank 47730 - irritability — a tendency to become annoyed, impatient, or angry easily; frequency rank 48604 - tribulation — great trouble, suffering, or distress; frequency rank 53124 - consternation — A feeling of shock, alarm, and dismay that leaves you unsure what to do.; frequency rank 56571 - brouhaha — A noisy and excited reaction to something, often greater than it deserves.; frequency rank 57202 - heartsick — overcome with grief, disappointment, or hopeless longing; frequency rank 60389 - constriction — a tight feeling in some part of the body; frequency rank 60610 - misanthrope — One who has a negative view of the entire human race.; frequency rank 61432 - engender — To cause something, especially a feeling or situation, to come into being.; frequency rank 62596 - irk — to annoy, irritate, or weary someone; frequency rank 62600 - brandish — To wave or swing something, especially a weapon, in a threatening or excited way.; frequency rank 64853 - lamentation — The act of expressing deep grief, often loudly; a sorrowful cry.; frequency rank 66033 - unnerve — To make someone feel nervous, anxious, or less confident.; frequency rank 66698 - boohoo — to cry loudly with audible sobs; frequency rank 68050 - lyrically — In a way that expresses deep emotion beautifully.; frequency rank 68812 - rapturous — Showing or feeling great joy or enthusiasm.; frequency rank 73538 - xenophobia — a fear of foreigners or strangers; frequency rank 75574 - pitfall — A potential, unsuspected, hidden problem, hazard, or danger that is easily encountered but not immediately obvious.; frequency rank 76664 - forlornly — In a sad and lonely way.; frequency rank 79297 - lorn — literary or archaic: abandoned, bereft, lonely, or forlorn; frequency rank 82518 - dudgeon — a feeling of intense indignation, now only found in the phrase 'in high dudgeon'; frequency rank 82732 - lachrymose — Tearful, sorrowful, sad, pertaining to tears, weeping, causing tears or crying.; frequency rank 84461 - acrimony — bitter anger or ill feeling expressed in speech, behavior, or a dispute; frequency rank 84618 - deaden — To make a feeling or sensation, especially pain, less strong.; frequency rank 86217 - wistfully — In a sad, thoughtful way, often while longing for something.; frequency rank 88560 - angsty — Full of anxiety, worry, or moody emotional turmoil.; frequency rank 91367 - fretful — worried, restless, or unable to relax; frequency rank 96839 - tremulous — quivering of the voice as from weakness or fear; frequency rank 100469 - jocund — full of or showing high-spirited merriment; frequency rank 102998 - exult — to express great joy; frequency rank 103031 - sentimentalism — an excessive or uncritical reliance on tender emotion, especially at the expense of reason or realism; frequency rank 104952 - quietude — a state of calm, stillness, and freedom from disturbance; frequency rank 106321 - rancorous — showing deep, persistent resentment, bitterness, or malice; frequency rank 108429 - discomfiture — embarrassment, frustration, or uneasy disappointment; frequency rank 120001 - lassitude — A feeling of tiredness and lack of energy or interest.; frequency rank 131381 - disaffection — a loss of affection or loyalty toward a person, group, or way of life; alienation; frequency rank 144364 - mirthless — showing no genuine happiness or amusement; joyless; frequency rank 144972 - wroth — archaic or literary: intensely angry; frequency rank 149224 - rapturously — In a way that shows great joy or enthusiasm.; frequency rank 160847 - detestation — intense hatred combined with disgust or moral revulsion; frequency rank 165816 - demoralization — the destruction or serious weakening of a person's or group's confidence, discipline, or morale; frequency rank 175663 - shamefaced — showing shame, guilt, or embarrassment, often through an awkward or subdued expression; frequency rank 177743 - overawe — to subdue, restrain, or intimidate someone by inspiring overwhelming awe or fear; frequency rank 190310 - formidably — In a way that inspires fear, respect, or awe; impressively powerfully.; frequency rank 192361 - connote — To suggest a meaning or feeling beyond the literal one.; frequency rank 208294 - repine — literary: to feel or express discontent by complaining or fretting about an unwanted situation; frequency rank 223199 - overstrung — excessively tense, nervous, or emotionally strained; frequency rank 232839 - unnervingly — In a way that makes someone feel nervous or uneasy.; frequency rank 234159 - unman — to deprive someone of courage, composure, or emotional strength; frequency rank 239798 - splenetic — Related to the spleen.; frequency rank 244073 - consolatory — intended or tending to comfort someone after grief, disappointment, or distress; frequency rank 246790 - disquietude — a state or feeling of anxiety, uneasiness, or disturbed calm; frequency rank 252980 - unappeased — not calmed, satisfied, or made less angry; frequency rank 286738 - scunner — a strong dislike, aversion, or feeling of disgust; chiefly Scottish and northern British; frequency rank 306173 - pusillanimity — the quality of being timid or cowardly, especially in avoiding risk or responsibility; frequency rank 318212 - mislike — an aversion to or dislike of someone or something; now archaic or dialectal; frequency rank 327557 - odium — widespread hatred, contempt, or disgust directed at a person or thing; frequency rank 355286 - inspiriting — giving courage, energy, or hope; encouraging and enlivening; frequency rank 386188 - inquietude — a state or feeling of uneasiness, anxiety, or restless concern; frequency rank 388685 - discomposure — a temperament that is perturbed and lacking in composure; frequency rank 415424 - ebullition — a sudden, forceful outburst or display of emotion; frequency rank 436339 - undismayed — not discouraged, alarmed, or intimidated; remaining resolute despite difficulty; frequency rank 552918 - cumbrous — Unwieldy because of size or weight; cumbersome.; frequency rank 555859 - despondence — a state of deep dejection, discouragement, and loss of hope; frequency rank 567802 - despiser — a person who regards someone or something with contempt; frequency rank 568011 - exaltedly — In a way that shows great joy or a sense of high importance. - undemonstratively — In a reserved way, without openly showing emotion. - animus — strong hostility or ill feeling - unpitied — receiving no pity, sympathy, or compassionate concern - self-gratulation — pleased reflection on one's own success, good fortune, or supposed merit; self-congratulation, often with a suggestion of complacency - sportiveness — lively, high-spirited playfulness or a tendency to frolic - inspirit — literary: to give someone renewed courage, energy, or vigor - consternate — to make someone suddenly alarmed, confused, or dismayed - wrenching — causing intense emotional pain or physical suffering - doldrums — plural, usually the doldrums: a state of low spirits, boredom, or lack of energy ### C2+ - whew — used to express relief, exhaustion, or the release of tension; frequency rank 5777 - cerebral — involving intelligence rather than emotions or instinct; frequency rank 12773 - populist — A person who advocates populism (a movement against ruling elites who are presumed not to act in the interests of the ordinary citizen).; frequency rank 52051 - spoony — dated: foolishly or excessively sentimental in love; frequency rank 86781 - timorous — timid by nature or revealing timidity; frequency rank 99064 - gladsome — full of, expressing, or causing joy; cheerful and joyous; frequency rank 186694 - horror-struck — suddenly overwhelmed or immobilized by horror; frequency rank 275305 - infatuate — to fill someone with an intense but unreasoning and often short-lived attraction or admiration, usually used in the passive; frequency rank 284693 - enamour — to fill someone with love, admiration, or delight, now usually used in the passive as enamoured of or with; frequency rank 294268 - enamor — To cause to be in love.; frequency rank 570933 - fantods — informal, usually in the fantods: a state of nervous agitation, uneasiness, irritability, or fidgeting; frequency rank 572863 - cheerless — gloomy and dreary, lacking joy or comfort - excite — to arouse strong feeling or activity in someone or something - condole — to express sympathy or sorrow for another's grief - dispassionate — not influenced by strong emotion; calm and impartial - fearful — feeling or causing fear; dreadful - crestfallen — sad and disappointed after a defeat or letdown - afflict — to cause persistent pain or suffering to someone - awaken — to wake from sleep or to rouse a feeling or awareness - bleak — bare, cold, and cheerless; offering little hope - dejected — sad and dispirited; low in spirits - forlornness — the state of being abandoned, lonely, and miserable - despondency — a state of deep dejection and loss of hope - frightful — causing fear or horror; dreadful or extreme - grievous — causing great suffering, harm, or sorrow; very serious - solace — comfort in grief or distress; to console - bemoan — to express grief, regret, or displeasure over something - wark — pain or ache; to ache (dialectal or archaic) - affliction — a cause of persistent pain, distress, or suffering - blues — a mood of melancholy; a melancholic African-American musical genre - conceited — excessively proud of oneself; vain - contentness — the state of being content; satisfaction (rare variant of contentedness) - exuberantness — the state of being lively, energetic, and full of joy - raging — violently active or intense; furious - berserk — out of control with anger or excitement; frenzied - bewail — to express great sorrow or lamentation over something - engrieve — to cause grief to; afflict with sorrow - excruciate — to inflict severe pain or torment upon - worrisome — causing anxiety or concern - allay — to diminish or relieve fear, doubt, or pain - assuage — to make an unpleasant feeling less intense - commiserate — to express sympathy or pity for someone's misfortune - doleful — expressing sorrow; mournful - elatedness — the state of being elated; great joy or high spirits - enchantment — a feeling of great delight; a magic spell - fury — wild or violent anger; intense force - giddy — feeling dizzy; or excited to the point of silliness - gladly — in a willing and happy manner - impassive — not feeling or showing emotion - lamentable — deserving sorrow or regret; deplorable - pang — a sudden sharp feeling of pain or emotion - abuzz — filled with a low humming sound or excited activity - aggrievance — a grievance; a feeling or cause of being wronged - agitation — a state of nervous anxiety or vigorous stirring - apprehension — anxiety or fear about the future; the act of arresting - commiseration — sympathy and sorrow expressed for another's misfortune - forbearing — patient and tolerant, refraining from acting on provocation or anger - fraught — filled with or accompanied by something undesirable; tense and anxious - fret — to worry or feel anxious in a persistent, nagging way - joyful — feeling, expressing, or causing great happiness - perturb — to make anxious or unsettled; to disturb a system slightly - shudder — to tremble convulsively from fear, cold, or revulsion - sullen — badtempered and sulky; gloomy in mood or appearance - vacuous — lacking thought, intelligence, or content; empty - afeared — archaic or dialectal word for afraid - altercation — a noisy or angry argument or dispute - blameless — free from guilt or fault; innocent - dolesome — causing or expressing sorrow; dismal (archaic, literary) - elate — to fill with high spirits or exhilarated joy - ennui — a feeling of listless weariness and dissatisfaction from boredom - exaltation — a feeling of great joy or elation; the act of raising in rank - feared — regarded with fear; dreaded - fearlessness — the quality of being without fear; courage - gloom — partial darkness or a feeling of deep sadness and despondency - hurtful — causing emotional pain or distress - infuriate — to make someone extremely angry - insensate — lacking physical sensation or feeling; unfeeling - luxuriate — to take great pleasure in something; to indulge oneself - mortification — a feeling of deep humiliation; also the death of tissue - repulsion — a feeling of intense disgust, or a force driving things apart - rouse — to wake someone or stir into action or strong feeling - uneasiness — a feeling of anxiety or discomfort - vent — to give free expression to a strong emotion - wail — to give a prolonged high-pitched cry of grief or pain - aflutter — in a state of nervous or excited agitation - agape — with the mouth wide open in wonder; also selfless Christian love - antipathy — a deep-seated feeling of dislike or aversion - apoplectic — overcome with rage; furious to the point of seeming illness - bellyache — a pain in the stomach; to complain peevishly - benumb — to deprive of feeling or sensation; to deaden - bogey — an evil spirit or source of fear; in golf, one over par - capricious — given to sudden, unpredictable changes of mood or behavior - chilling — provoking fear or apprehension - compunction — a feeling of guilt or moral scruple that deters wrongdoing - deter — to discourage someone from acting through fear or doubt of consequences - enrage — to make someone intensely angry - fatherland — one's native country, especially regarded with patriotic emotion - fearless — showing no fear; brave - fervor — intense and passionate feeling or enthusiasm - griefful — full of grief; sorrowful (archaic) - guiltiness — the state or feeling of being guilty - hurty — causing or feeling pain (informal) - pacify — to calm or soothe; to quell unrest or anger - pained — showing or feeling hurt, distress, or annoyance - painless — causing no pain; involving little effort or difficulty - pique — a feeling of irritation or resentment; to stimulate interest or arouse - restful — giving a feeling of peace and relaxation; tranquil - revel — to take great pleasure or delight; to celebrate boisterously - rueful — expressing regret or sorrow, often in a wry, resigned way - ruthful — an archaic word meaning full of sorrow or compassion; pitiful - sorrowful — feeling or expressing deep sadness or grief - terrorize — to fill with intense fear, often through threats or violence - abridge — to shorten a text or account while retaining its essential content - achy — affected by a dull, persistent pain - adoration — deep love, worship, or reverence - afraidness — the state of being afraid; fearfulness (rare) - alas — an exclamation expressing grief, pity, or regret - alcoholicity — the degree or strength of alcoholic content in a liquid - amoret — a love token, a sweetheart, or a little cupid (archaic) - apprehensively — in a manner showing anxiety or fear about the future - bereavement — the state of grief and loss following someone's death - bravado — a bold show of confidence, often to conceal fear - bristle — a short stiff hair; to react with sudden anger or indignation - caprice — a sudden and unaccountable change of mood or behavior - cheerily — in a happy and brightly cheerful manner - companionship — the comfort and pleasure of having company - contrite — feeling deep remorse for wrongdoing - cringe — to recoil or wince in embarrassment or fear - delectation — delight or enjoyment; the giving of pleasure - disrelish — a feeling of distaste or dislike; to regard with distaste - distraught — deeply agitated or distressed with worry or grief - enkindle — to set alight or to arouse a feeling - entice — to attract or tempt by offering pleasure or advantage - excitation — the action of exciting or the state of being excited, especially in physics - expiation — the act of making amends for guilt or wrongdoing - foreboding — a feeling that something bad is about to happen - fortitude — courage and strength of mind in enduring pain or adversity - frigid — extremely cold; lacking warmth of feeling - furiousness — the state of being extremely angry or violent - gleeful — full of exuberant joy or delight - grame — anger, sorrow, or vexation (archaic) - gratifying — giving pleasure or satisfaction - heartless — lacking compassion or feeling; cruelly indifferent - hopelessness — the feeling or state of having no hope; despair - hurrah — a shout of joy, triumph, or approval - hysteric — affected by or characterized by uncontrolled emotion or panic - infliction — the act of imposing something unpleasant, such as pain or punishment - insecurity — a feeling of uncertainty or anxiety; lack of safety or stability - insensible — unconscious or unaware; lacking feeling or perception - insentient — incapable of feeling or perception; lifeless - intension — the internal content or connotation of a concept; intensity of effort - ire — intense anger; wrath - jubilant — feeling or expressing great joy and triumph - lickerish — greedy, lustful, or eager for sensual pleasure - lonesome — sad from being alone; lonely - plaint — an expression of grief or complaint; a lament - regretful — feeling or showing sorrow or remorse - seethe — to be filled with intense but unexpressed anger, or to boil and bubble - sensual — relating to gratification of the senses or physical pleasure - serendipity — the occurrence of fortunate discoveries by happy accident - speechless — unable to speak, especially through shock or strong emotion - sting — to wound with a sharp pointed organ; a sharp tingling pain - tempestuous — characterized by strong, turbulent emotion or weather - token — a thing serving as a visible sign or symbol of a fact, quality, or feeling - unhopeful — feeling or offering no hope; pessimistic - unquiet — restless, anxious, or turbulent - wretched — in a very unhappy, unfortunate, or miserable state - abhorrence — a feeling of strong repugnance or disgust - absolution — formal release from guilt, sin, or punishment - aglow — glowing with warmth, light, or emotion - alack — an archaic exclamation expressing sorrow or regret - anxiousness — the state of being uneasy or worried; nervous apprehension - autonomic — involuntary or self-regulating, especially of the nervous system - benumbed — deprived of feeling or sensation; numbed - blase — unimpressed or indifferent through overfamiliarity or surfeit of pleasure - blessedly — in a way that brings relief, joy, or blessing - bosom — the chest or breast, especially as the seat of emotion; close and intimate - brokenhearted — overwhelmed by grief or disappointment, especially in love - careworn — showing the effects of worry and prolonged anxiety - choler — irritability or anger; one of the four medieval humors - compassionateness — the quality of showing sympathy and concern for others' suffering - cowardice — a lack of bravery; shameful fear in the face of danger - crunk — a style of energetic Southern hip-hop; wildly excited or drunk (slang) - delirious — in a confused, excited state; wildly ecstatic - despairful — full of or marked by despair; hopeless - despisement — the act or feeling of despising; contempt - despond — to lose heart or hope; become dejected - discontent — a feeling of dissatisfaction or restless unhappiness - disenchantment — a feeling of disappointment after losing illusions - dishearten — to cause to lose hope, courage, or enthusiasm - disheartening — causing a loss of hope or enthusiasm; discouraging - displeased — feeling annoyance or dissatisfaction - disquiet — a feeling of anxiety or unease - downcast — feeling dejected; directed downward - dubiety — a feeling of doubt or uncertainty - edgy — tense and nervous, or daringly unconventional - emotionless — showing or feeling no emotion; impassive - emotive — arousing or expressing strong feeling - encouragingly — in a way that gives support, confidence, or hope - epicurish — somewhat epicurean; fond of refined sensory and especially culinary pleasure - evince — to reveal or show clearly the presence of a feeling or quality - excitable — easily roused to strong emotion or activity - exclamation — a sudden cry or remark expressing surprise, anger, or pain - expressively — in a manner that vividly conveys feeling or meaning - fervent — showing intense, passionate feeling or zeal - fervid — intensely passionate or ardent; burning with feeling - feverishness — the state of being feverish or restlessly excited - fluff — soft light downy material; trivial or inconsequential content - formidability — the quality of inspiring fear, awe, or respect by strength - gnash — to grind the teeth together, especially in anger or pain - gratefulness — the state of feeling or showing thankfulness - gratify — to give pleasure or satisfaction to - grimace — a twisted facial expression of pain or disgust - heaviness — the quality of being heavy in weight, mood, or burden - hedonic — relating to pleasure or the pursuit of it - hedonistic — devoted to pleasure and self-gratification as a way of life - hysterics — a fit of uncontrollable emotion, laughter, or weeping - imbue — to fill or inspire thoroughly with a feeling or quality - imparadise — to make supremely happy as if in paradise - impassion — to fill with intense feeling or passion - indifference — lack of interest, concern, or sympathy - indignation — anger aroused by something perceived as unjust or unworthy - ireful — full of anger; wrathful - kindle — to set alight or arouse a feeling - liking — a feeling of fondness or preference for something - lonelihood — the state of being lonely; solitude - lonelily — in a lonely manner - lonesomeness — the feeling or state of being lonely and sad - lovelorn — unhappy because of unrequited or lost love - misgiving — a feeling of doubt, apprehension, or distrust - mourning — the expression of deep sorrow, especially for someone who has died - nerveless — lacking strength or feeling; calmly fearless - nervosity — the quality or state of being nervous; nervousness - numbness — loss of sensation or feeling; emotional deadening - objectivity — the quality of judging fairly, free from personal bias or feeling - odontalgia — toothache; pain in a tooth or the teeth - offendedness — the state of feeling hurt, insulted, or resentful - otalgia — earache; pain in the ear - outburst — a sudden violent release of emotion or energy - painfully — in a manner causing physical or emotional pain, or to an extreme degree - panicked — overcome by sudden uncontrollable fear - penitent — feeling or showing sorrow for wrongdoing - plaintive — sounding sad and mournful - premonition — a strong feeling that something, often unpleasant, is about to happen - presentiment — a feeling that something, especially something bad, is about to happen - queasy — feeling nauseous or uneasy in the stomach - redoubtable — formidable and commanding respect or fear - regretfully — with regret or a feeling of sorrow - repentant — feeling or expressing sincere regret for one's wrongdoing - resentful — feeling bitter indignation at unfair or hurtful treatment - reverent — feeling or showing deep and solemn respect - ruefully — in a manner expressing regret or sorrow - satiety — the feeling of fullness or gratification beyond which desire ceases - skittish — nervous and easily startled or excitable - smarting — causing or feeling a sharp stinging pain - solicitude — care, concern, or anxious attentiveness toward someone - sorrowfulness — the state of feeling or showing deep sorrow - stoic — enduring pain or hardship without showing feeling or complaint - strife — angry or bitter conflict or disagreement - strut — to walk with a proud, stiff swagger; or a supporting bar - thankfulness — the quality of feeling or showing gratitude - timorousness — the quality of being nervous, fearful, or easily frightened - trembling — shaking involuntarily, as from cold, fear, or weakness - unbowed — not subdued or defeated; remaining proud and defiant - uncompassion — lack of sympathy or pity; absence of compassion - uncompassionate — showing no sympathy or pity - unfeelingly — without sympathy or emotion; callously - unguilty — free from guilt; innocent - unhappily — in a sad manner; unfortunately - unsatisfied — not content or fulfilled - unthreatening — not causing fear or appearing dangerous - unworried — free from worry or anxiety; untroubled - wanhope — despair; the absence or failure of hope - woe — great sorrow or distress, or a cause of such grief - worshipful — feeling or showing reverence and adoration; honorable - writhe — to twist or squirm, especially in pain or discomfort - ecstasiate — rare: to fill someone with ecstasy or cause someone to become ecstatic - disincline — to make someone unwilling or reluctant to do or accept something - misgive — of one's mind or heart: to fill one with doubt, apprehension, or foreboding - fear-struck — overcome, transfixed, or deeply affected by fear - dumbfounder — dated: to astonish or bewilder someone completely