Emotions vocabulary
100 words to learn about emotions.
happyFeeling pleasure and contentment; enjoying a sense of well-being, comfort, or joy.angryFeeling or showing strong displeasure or rage.excitedFull of eager energy and enthusiasm about something.nervousWorried and easily upset; feeling tense or on edge.jealousFeeling bitter or resentful because someone else has something you want, such as success or possessions.proudFeeling pleased and satisfied because of something you or someone close to you has done.lonelySad because you are cut off from other people.gratefulFeeling or showing thanks for something someone has done for you.anxiousFeeling worried or uneasy, especially about something uncertain or still to come.calmQuiet and relaxed, without anger, worry, or disturbance.curiousEager to learn or find things out; sometimes, too interested in other people's business.confidentFeeling certain about something or sure of your own abilities.embarrassedFeeling awkward, ashamed, or self-conscious about something.disappointedUnhappy because something you hoped for did not happen.surprisedFeeling or showing amazement because something unexpected has happened.cheerfulClearly happy and full of positive spirit.frustratedFeeling annoyed or discouraged because something has blocked your plans or wishes.hopefulFull of hope; expecting that something good will happen.worriedFeeling anxious and unhappy because of troubling things that have happened or could happen.relaxedCalm and free from worry or tension.joyfulFull of happiness, or bringing happiness to others.scaredFeeling afraid or frightened.contentFeeling satisfied and at ease with what you have.guiltyFound by a court, or shown by evidence, to have committed a crime or done something wrong.ashamedFeeling embarrassment or guilt about something one has done or is.delightedVery pleased or happy about something.gloomyDark and depressing, or feeling sad and without hope.furiousExtremely angry, or wild and forceful in movement.thrilledFeeling very happy and excited about something.eagerWanting to do or have something very much; full of keen interest.restlessUnable to relax or stay still, often because of boredom or worry.sympathyA feeling of care and sadness for someone who is suffering or in trouble.affectionA gentle feeling of fondness or love for someone.comfortA relaxed state of ease and contentment, free from worry or pain.moodThe way a person feels emotionally at a particular time.temperA person's usual state of mind or tendency to react in a certain way, especially a quickness to become angry.griefDeep sadness, especially the kind felt after losing someone or something important.reliefThe good feeling when pain, worry, or discomfort goes away.envyA bitter longing for what someone else has, whether possessions, success, or qualities.boredomThe feeling you have when nothing interests you and time seems to drag.amazementA feeling of great surprise and wonder.satisfactionThe pleased feeling you get when a need or wish has been met.lonelinessThe state of being by yourself or lacking companionship.panicSudden, uncontrollable fear that can spread quickly through a crowd; a moment of such fear.courageThe strength to face your fear and do things that frighten you.tensionThe state of being stretched or pulled tight by forces working against each other.delightA feeling of great pleasure or happiness.sorrowA deep feeling of sadness or grief.passionA very strong feeling or intense emotion, such as deep love or fierce hatred.gratitudeA feeling of thankfulness toward someone for their kindness or help.ecstaticFeeling overwhelming happiness or joyful excitement.elatedFilled with great joy and excitement; thrilled.blissfulFilled with deep joy, or bringing a feeling of perfect happiness.jubilantFeeling or showing great joy, especially over a success.merryCheerful, lively, and full of fun.gleefulFull of open, excited delight, often at a victory or someone else's misfortune.optimisticHopeful and confident that things will go well.sereneQuietly calm and untroubled; free from stress or disturbance.tranquilPeaceful and quiet, with nothing moving or making noise.peacefulFree from war, conflict, or disturbance.satisfiedPleased because something has met your needs or expectations.fulfilledFeeling happy and satisfied because your life or work has real meaning.affectionateShowing warmth, tenderness, and love.tenderHurting or feeling sore when touched.compassionA strong feeling of sympathy for people who are suffering, together with a wish to help them.empathyThe ability to understand and share what another person is feeling or thinking.kindnessThe quality of being friendly, caring, and considerate toward others.warmthA gentle level of heat, or the pleasant feeling of being warm.tendernessThe quality of showing gentle, loving care toward others.devotionThe state of being deeply committed to a person, cause, or activity, or the act of committing yourself in that way.admirationA warm feeling of respect and wonder toward someone or something impressive.adorationDeep love and devoted admiration for someone or something.yearningA deep, often sad longing for something.longingA deep, quiet, somewhat sad desire for something or someone.nostalgiaA mixed feeling of happiness and sadness when remembering the past.melancholyA deep, quiet sadness, often one that comes with a lot of thinking or reflection.despairTo lose all hope or stop expecting anything good.miseryA state of great suffering or deep unhappiness, in body or in mind.heartbreakIntense sorrow or emotional pain, usually caused by losing someone or being badly disappointed.anguishDeep, intense suffering of the body or the mind.agonyVery severe pain or suffering.dreadTo feel great fear or deep anxiety about something that is going to happen.terrorA feeling of extreme fear.frightA sudden, sharp burst of fear brought on by the unexpected appearance of danger, usually passing quickly.horrorA powerful feeling of shock, fear, or disgust.alarmA sound or signal that warns people of danger or calls for their attention.uneaseA feeling of worry or discomfort; a sense that something is wrong.apprehensionA feeling of worry or dread about something bad that might happen.distressStrong pain, worry, or suffering of the body or mind, often sudden and severe.agitationA troubled, restless state in which someone's peace of mind is disturbed.irritationA feeling of annoyance, or the condition of being annoyed.annoyanceThe feeling of being irritated or mildly angered.rageExtreme, uncontrolled anger.outrageA strong feeling of shock and anger caused by something unfair or offensive.resentmentA lasting feeling of anger or bitterness about being treated unfairly.bitternessThe sharp, harsh quality of a bitter flavor.hostilityUnfriendly or aggressive feelings or behavior toward someone.contemptA feeling that someone or something is worthless or beneath respect; scorn.disgustA strong feeling of dislike or revulsion toward something unpleasant or offensive.loathingA strong feeling of hatred or disgust.