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Emotions & Feelings vocabulary — B1

43 words of level B1 (Intermediate) from the “Emotions & Feelings” collection. Each one has a short definition in simple English; tap a word to open its dictionary page.

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WordDefinition
joyfulfeeling or causing great happiness
thrilledvery pleased and excited about something good
delightedvery happy about something
thankfulfeeling grateful for something good that happened
proudfeeling good about what you or someone else did
confidentfeeling sure that you can do something
contentfeeling happy and satisfied with things as they are
satisfiedhappy because you got what you wanted
relievedfeeling happy because a worry has gone away
hopefulbelieving good things will happen
optimisticthinking good things will happen
enthusiasticshowing strong interest and energy
passionatehaving very strong feelings about something
inspiredfeeling very excited and full of good ideas
cheerfulhappy and showing it with a smile
furiousvery very angry
irritatedfeeling annoyed and a little angry
frustratedfeeling upset because you cannot do something
anxiousfeeling worried about what may happen
scaredfeeling afraid
overwhelmedfeeling too much at once
depressedfeeling very sad and without hope, often as an illness
jealouswanting what someone else has
ashamedfeeling bad about something you did wrong
humiliatedfeeling very embarrassed and ashamed
miserablevery unhappy
devastatedfeeling extremely shocked and very sad
heartbrokenfeeling very very sad, especially about love
shockedvery surprised in a bad way
astonishedvery surprised, shocked in a good way
puzzledconfused, not able to understand
curiouseager to find out about something new or hidden
neutralnot feeling strongly good or bad about something
uncertainnot sure about something
tornfeeling unable to decide because of two conflicting feelings
slightlyby a very small degree, only just
somewhata little bit, to some degree
totallycompletely, in every way
absolutelycompletely, fully, yes for sure
be in a moodto feel angry or unhappy
freak outto become very scared, upset, or excited
let outto express feelings openly instead of keeping them inside
mixed feelingshaving both good and bad feelings about something at the same time

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