Emotions & Feelings vocabulary

Vocabulary to express emotions, feelings and moods

108 wordsA1 · 11A2 · 32B1 · 43B2 · 15C1 · 6C2 · 1

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Word	Level	Definition
happy	A1	feeling good and pleased
glad	A1	feeling happy about something
joyful	B1	feeling or causing great happiness
excited	A1	feeling very happy and full of energy
thrilled	B1	very pleased and excited about something good
delighted	B1	very happy about something
grateful	A2	feeling you want to thank someone
thankful	B1	feeling grateful for something good that happened
proud	B1	feeling good about what you or someone else did
confident	B1	feeling sure that you can do something
calm	A2	quiet and not worried or angry
peaceful	A2	calm and quiet, with no fighting
relaxed	A2	feeling calm and not worried
content	B1	feeling happy and satisfied with things as they are
satisfied	B1	happy because you got what you wanted
pleased	A2	happy about something, glad
relieved	B1	feeling happy because a worry has gone away
hopeful	B1	believing good things will happen
optimistic	B1	thinking good things will happen
enthusiastic	B1	showing strong interest and energy
passionate	B1	having very strong feelings about something
inspired	B1	feeling very excited and full of good ideas
amused	A2	finding something funny and fun
cheerful	B1	happy and showing it with a smile
ecstatic	B2	feeling such great joy that you can hardly control it
elated	B2	feeling extremely happy and excited
blissful	B2	extremely happy and peaceful
euphoric	B2	filled with an intense sense of well being and excitement

Word	Level	Definition
sad	A1	not happy, feeling down
unhappy	A2	not happy, feeling sad
upset	A2	feeling sad or angry about something
angry	A1	feeling very bad at someone because they did something wrong
mad	A2	feeling extremely angry
furious	B1	very very angry
annoyed	A2	a little angry about something
irritated	B1	feeling annoyed and a little angry
frustrated	B1	feeling upset because you cannot do something
disappointed	A2	sad because something was not as good as you hoped
worried	A2	feeling that something bad might happen
anxious	B1	feeling worried about what may happen
nervous	A2	feeling worried about what will happen
scared	B1	feeling afraid
afraid	A1	not feeling safe, feeling something bad may happen
frightened	A2	feeling scared and afraid
terrified	A2	very very scared
stressed	A2	feeling worried because of too much to do
overwhelmed	B1	feeling too much at once
depressed	B1	feeling very sad and without hope, often as an illness
lonely	A2	feeling sad because you are alone
jealous	B1	wanting what someone else has
envious	C1	feeling jealous of what someone else has
guilty	A2	feeling sorry because you did something wrong
ashamed	B1	feeling bad about something you did wrong
embarrassed	A2	feeling shy and bad about something you did
humiliated	B1	feeling very embarrassed and ashamed
resentful	C1	feeling angry because of unfair treatment
miserable	B1	very unhappy
devastated	B1	feeling extremely shocked and very sad
heartbroken	B1	feeling very very sad, especially about love

Word	Level	Definition
surprised	A2	feeling something you did not expect
shocked	B1	very surprised in a bad way
amazed	A2	very surprised, full of wonder
astonished	B1	very surprised, shocked in a good way
confused	A2	not understanding something clearly
puzzled	B1	confused, not able to understand
curious	B1	eager to find out about something new or hidden
interested	A2	giving your attention to something because you enjoy it
bored	A1	not interested, wanting something to do
indifferent	B2	not caring or interested
neutral	B1	not feeling strongly good or bad about something
nostalgic	C1	feeling happy and sad about good times in the past
sentimental	C1	having too many soft tender feelings
melancholic	C2	quietly and thoughtfully sad, in a gentle or poetic way
hesitant	B2	not sure what to do, slow to act
uncertain	B1	not sure about something
ambivalent	C1	having two opposite feelings about something
torn	B1	feeling unable to decide because of two conflicting feelings

Word	Level	Definition
slightly	B1	by a very small degree, only just
a bit	A1	a little, not very much
somewhat	B1	a little bit, to some degree
fairly	A2	to a small or middle amount, not fully
quite	A2	to a large amount; or fully and completely
rather	A2	more than a little, or when you like one thing better
pretty	A1	more than a little, but not all the way
very	A1	much more than a little
really	A1	in a true way, very much
extremely	A2	very very much
incredibly	A2	in a way that is very hard to believe
deeply	A2	in a strong way, very much
totally	B1	completely, in every way
absolutely	B1	completely, fully, yes for sure
utterly	B2	completely and totally
profoundly	C1	in a very deep or strong way

Word	Level	Definition
feel like	A2	to want to do something
be in a mood	B1	to feel angry or unhappy
be in a bad mood	A2	to feel angry or not happy
freak out	B1	to become very scared, upset, or excited
bottle up	B2	to keep feelings hidden inside
let out	B1	to express feelings openly instead of keeping them inside
move on	A2	to leave and go forward to something new
mixed feelings	B1	having both good and bad feelings about something at the same time
mood swing	B2	a sudden change from one feeling to another
gut feeling	B2	a strong feeling that something is true, without a clear reason
butterflies in stomach	B2	a nervous feeling in your stomach before something exciting or scary
on edge	B2	feeling nervous and unable to relax
over the moon	B2	feeling extremely happy about something good that just happened
down in the dumps	B2	feeling very sad and without energy
on cloud nine	B2	feeling so happy that nothing else matters

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