Find here a list of negative feelings and negative emotions that start with every letter of the alphabet. The negative emotions are arranged from A to Z, in alphabetical order.
Negative emotions are described as any feeling which causes you to be miserable and sad. These emotions make you dislike yourself, other and life in general. They take away your confidence and make your mind unclear. On longer periods the negative emotions can even make your body sick. Emotions that can become negative are hate, anger, jealousy and sadness. Yet, in the right context, and on short periods of time, these feelings are completely natural.
Here are some of the most important negative emotions, but if you want a larger range of negative emotions, check the list of negative words.
Negative feelings and emotions starting with A letter: A Sense Of Loss, Abominable, Aching, Afflicted, Afraid, Aggressive, Agonized, Alarmed, Alienated, Alone, Angry, Anguish, Annoyed, Anxious, Appalled, Ashamed, Abnormal.
Negative feelings and emotions starting with B letter: Bad, Bitter, Boiling, Bored, Betrayed.
Negative feelings and emotions starting with C letter: Cold, Cowardly, Cross, Crushed, Complaining, Cheated, Confused, Crappy.
Negative feelings and emotions starting with D letter: Dejected, Depressed, Deprived, Desolate, Despair, Desperate, Despicable, Detestable, Diminished, Disappointed, Discouraged, Disgusting, Disillusioned, Disinterested, Dismayed, Dissatisfied, Distressed, Distrustful, Dominated, Doubtful, Doubtful, Dull.
Negative feelings and emotions starting with E letter: Embarrassed, Empty, Enraged, Evil, Excluded, Exiled.
Negative feelings and emotions starting with F letter: Fatigued, Fearful, Forced, Frightened, Frustrated, Fuming.
Negative feelings and emotions starting with G letter: Grief, Grieved, Guilty.
Negative feelings and emotions starting with H letter: Hateful, Heartbroken, Helpless, Hesitant, Hesitant, Hostile, Humiliated, Hurt.
Negative feelings and emotions starting with I letter: In A Stew, In Despair, Incapable, Incensed, Indecisive, Indifferent, Indignant, Inferior, Inflamed, Infuriated, Injured, Insensitive, Insulting, Irritated.
Negative feelings and emotions starting with L letter: Lifeless, Lonely, Lost, Lousy, Liar, Lame, Livid.
Negative feelings and emotions starting with M letter: Menaced, Miserable, Misgiving, Mournful, Misunderstood, Manipulated.
Negative feelings and emotions starting with N letter: Nervous, Neutral, Nonchalant, Negated.
Negative feelings and emotions starting with O letter: Offended, Offensive, Objected, Overwhelmed, Obstructed.
Negative feelings and emotions starting with P letter: Pained, Pained, Panic, Paralyzed, Pathetic, Perplexed, Pessimistic, Pessimistic, Powerless, Preoccupied, Provoked.
Negative feelings and emotions starting with Q letter: Quaking, Questioned.
Negative feelings and emotions starting with R letter: Rejected, Repugnant, Resentful, Reserved, Restless.
Negative feelings and emotions starting with S letter: Sad, Scared, Shaky, Shy, Skeptical, Sore, Sorrowful, Stupefied, Sulky, Suspicious.
Negative feelings and emotions starting with T letter: Tearful, Tense, Terrible, Terrified, Threatened, Timid, Tormented, Tortured, Tragic.
Negative feelings and emotions starting with U letter: Unbelieving, Uncertain, Uneasy, Unhappy, Unpleasant, Unsure, Upset, Useless, Unloved, Unimportant, Unconnected.
Negative feelings and emotions starting with V letter: Victimized.
Negative feelings and emotions starting with W letter: Worthless, Worthiness, Wary, Weary, Woeful, Worked Up, Worried, Wronged.
If you are looking for more negative words check out the list of negative words that start with letters from A to Z in alphabetical order. After going through this list, check out also our amazing list of positive words.
Here are some simple emotions worksheets and word puzzles you can use to practise feelings vocabulary with your little ones! There are three kinds of puzzle – beginning letter match, word search and word match. I’ve included three levels of difficulty, so you can choose according to the age group you teach. The pack includes 8 PUZZLE SHEETS in total!
These word puzzles are great for reinforcing vocabulary, spelling and phonics. We’ve also got more resources for teaching about emotions and feelings that you can use together with this printable – see the end of the post for more!
How to use the Emotions Worksheets and Word Puzzles:
- Choose the level of difficulty appropriate for your child. Look for these symbols:
Level 1 (Pre-K):
Appropriate for preschool children (age 3 – 4) who are just starting to learn their letters. Includes four words to practise and very large print. Children match the picture to the beginning letter of the word. Includes upper case and lower case puzzles.
Level 2 (K):
Appropriate for kindergarten children (age 5) who are learning to read, write and spell. Includes six words to practise and large print. There are three kinds of puzzle:
- word search – includes only horizontal words.
- word match – children draw a line from the word to the correct picture.
- beginning letter fill – children must complete the first letter of each word.
Level 3 (First Grade):
Suitable for first grade (age 6). Puzzles include eight words to practise and smaller more “grown-up” print. There are 3 kinds of puzzle:
- word search – includes both horizontal and vertical words to find.
- word match – children draw a line from the word to the correct picture.
- complete and match – children fill in a number of missing letters for each word, then draw a line to the correct picture.
- When they have finished the puzzles, kids can colour the pictures.
- Print on normal printer paper and photocopy, or laminate if you want re-usable puzzles!
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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts
1. What letter can be added to the word CREAM to make it mean a word describing a loud cry that is often made in fear?
2. What letter can be added to the word OWN to describe a feeling where you might be feeling a little upset and lonely?
3. What letter can added to the word MILE to describe an expression you might make when you are happy or laughing?
4. What letter can be added to the word LAD to mean a feeling where you are delighted and pleased?
5. What letter can be added to the word AGE to make a word meaning when you might be feeling angry or furious?
6. What letter could be added to the word HOP to mean the feeling that what is wanted can be had?
7. What letter can be added to the word EAR to mean an emotion you might feel when you are really scared?
8. What letter can be added to the word RUST to mean reliance or confidence in a person or thing?
9. What letter can be added to the word LONE to make it mean a time where you are by yourself?
10. What letter can be added to the word SCAR to make a word meaning to fill someone with fear?
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Английские прилагательные, описывающие чувства и эмоции
Прилагательные, выражающие чувства и эмоции (feelings and emotions) в английском
языке, практически неисчерпаемы. Их правда очень и очень много. Поэтому не
будем пытаться объять необъятное. Выделим из всего этого количества те, которые
оканчиваются на –ed. По
крайней мере, у них есть один общий признак))
И прежде, чем смотреть перевод (нетерпеливые мои))),
попробуйте сами догадаться, что это за эмоция.
| Situations | Feelings and emotions |
| you go on vacation, get a pay rise, win a million dollars |
excited, thrilled, delighted |
| you want to know more, watch a great film, see something you’ve never seen before |
interested, fascinated |
| you have a lot of motivation to do something |
inspired |
| you didn’t expect something to happen |
surprised, shocked |
| when everything happed exactly as you planned |
pleased, satisfied |
| when the danger is gone and you’re safe |
relieved |
| how you feel after a workout, after a long working day |
tired, exhausted |
| when you have a lot of problems but no way to solve them |
depressed |
| something you wanted didn’t happen |
disappointed, frustrated |
| you work a lot and have no time to relax |
stressed |
| you feel something bad might happen |
worried |
| when the facts don’t add up, when there’s too much information that you don’t understand |
confused |
| you have nothing to do |
bored |
| when you see a ghost |
scared, frightened, terrified |
| when you fall over in a public place |
embarrassed |
Эмоции в картинках
И проверьте себя с помощью эмоций в картинках, ведь лучше
один раз увидеть:
Ну а для тех, кто без перевода на русский не может, вот он,
жмите на кнопку))
Прилагательные с переводом
| Feelings and emotions Прилагательные |
Перевод |
| excited, thrilled | приятно взволнованный, приятно возбужденный |
| interested | заинтересованный |
| fascinated | очарованный, заинтересованный, восхищенный |
| delighted | восхищенный, очарованный, радостный |
| inspired | вдохновленный |
| surprised | удивленный |
| shocked | шокированный, удивленный |
| pleased | довольный, удовлетворенный |
| satisified | довольный, удовлетворенный |
| relieved | испытывающий облегчение (эмоциональное) |
| tired | уставший, усталый |
| exhausted | вымотанный, уставший, усталый |
| depressed | в депрессии, подавленный |
| disappointed | разочарованный |
| frustrated | разочарованный |
| worried | обеспокоенный |
| stressed | испытывающий стресс |
| confused | озадаченный, сбитый с толку, запутавшийся |
| bored | скучающий |
| surprised | удивленный |
| shocked | шокированный |
| scared | испуганный |
| frightened | испуганный |
| terrified | в ужасе |
| embarrassed | смущенный |
Не всегда эти прилагательные, описывающие чувства и эмоции,
переводятся на русский дословно. Например:
- stressed
— застрессованный испытывающий стресс, находящийся в состоянии стресса
И не всегда в русском им будет соответствовать
прилагательное:
- I was
terrified – Я был в ужасе
Positive and negative emotions
Давайте как-нибудь упорядочим все эти прилагательные?
Например, разделим их на приятные и неприятные эмоции:
| Positive emotions | Negative emotions |
| excited = thrilled = delighted |
scared = frightened = terrified |
| interested = fascinated |
bored, depressed |
| surprised = shocked |
surprised = shocked |
| pleased = satisfied | disappointed = frustrated |
| relieved | worried, stressed |
| inspired | tired = exhausted |
| confused, embarrassed |
Прилагательные, между которыми стоит знак (=), близки по
значению или вовсе синонимы. Отличаются они накалом эмоций. Есть нейтральные
прилагательные (gradable adjectives),
а есть сильные, эмоциональные (non-gradable).
Very или absolutely?
С нейтральными прилагательными можно использовать very, а с сильными – absolutely. И никак не наоборот.
Но возрадуйтесь!)) Есть универсальное really – его можно использовать с любыми прилагательными.
| Gradable adjectives Very, really |
Non-gradable adjectives Absolutely, really |
|
excited |
thrilled, delighted |
| interested | fascinated |
| surprised | shocked |
| tired | exhausted |
| scared, frightened | terrified |
|
pleased, satisfied, relieved, inspired, bored, depressed, disappointed, frustrated, worried, stressed confused, embarrassed |
use
Употребление прилагательных
Но одними прилагательными сыт не будешь. В смысле, не
получится разговаривать одними только прилагательными. Нужно их как-то оформить
в осмысленные словосочетания. Вот в таких самых типичных шаблонах используются
все эти прилагательные, описывающие feelings and emotions:
Что все это значит?
Это значит, что прилагательные, описывающие чувства и эмоции,
в английском языке сочетаются с определенными словами и встречаются в
определенных шаблонах.
Возьмем для примера прилагательное tired. Вот какие фразы и предложения
можно с ним составить (а также с любым прилагательным, описывающим эмоции):
| Шаблон | Предложение |
| am / is / are tired | I am / we are / he is tired. |
| so… that | I am so tired that I could doze off right here. |
| getting tired | I am / we are / he is getting tired. |
| was / were tired | I was / we were tired. |
| so… that | We were so tired that we had to stop. |
| felt tired | I felt tired. |
| so… that | I felt so tired that I had to take a break. |
| got tired | I got tired. |
| so… that | I got so tired that I fell asleep in front of my computer. |
| look tired | You look / he looks tired. |
| seem tired | You seem / she seems tired. |
Но есть и тонкости.
I am worried или I’m getting worried
Помним, да, что be (am / is / are) – это состояние, а get–
это изменения? Тогда получается, что:
- I am worried
– Я обеспокоен, я беспокоюсь (уже) - I am getting worried
– Я начинаю волноваться, я начинаю беспокоиться
Подробнее о глаголе to be.
I was disappointed или I got disappointed
Применяем тот же принцип:
- I was disappointed
– Я был разочарован (уже в тот момент) - I got disappointed
– Я разочаровался, почувствовал разочарование (после какого-то события)
Don’t be scared или Don’t get scared
Вы не поверите, но и здесь тот же принцип)) Та же разница
между be и get.
- Don’t be scared – не бойся (ты сейчас
боишься, но не надо) - Don’t get scared – не пугайся (сейчас
что-то произойдет, но ты не пугайся, все под контролем)
You are worried или You look worried
- You are worried
– Ты обеспокоен (констатация факта, безапелляционно так) - You look worried
– Ты выглядишь обеспокоенным (но, может, я не права, и это только видимость)
Примеры прилагательных из фильмов на английском.
Упражнения на прилагательные, описывающие feelings and emotions.
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Эмоции и чувства на английском языке
Количество слов: 25
Afraid
əˈfreɪd
Испуганный
I was like you once, afraid and unsure. Когда-то я был таким же, как ты, испуганным и неуверенным.
Amused
əˈmjuːzd
Довольный
There is nothing to be amused. Здесь нечему радоваться.
Angry
ˈæŋɡrɪ
Сердитый
Why are you so angry? Почему ты сердитый такой?
Annoyed
əˈnɔɪd
Раздраженный
Why are you so annoyed? Почему ты такой раздраженный?
Appalled
əˈpɒld
Потрясен
I am appalled by this situation. Я потрясен этой ситуацией.
Astonished
əˈstɑːnɪʃt
Ошеломленный
I was astonished to see her. Я был ошеломленный, увидев ее.
Bored
bɔːrd
Скучающий
He got bored. Ему стало скучно.
Brave
breɪv
Храбрый
A brave soldier. Храбрый солдат.
Composed
kəmˈpəʊzd
Спокойный
How can you be so composed? Как ты можешь быть таким спокойным?
Embarrass
ɪmˈbærəs
Смущать
You’re embarrassing me. Вы меня смущаете.
Curious
ˈkjʊrɪəs
Любопытный
Sam is curious about this issue. Сэм любопытная в этом вопросе.
Delight
dɪˈlaɪt
Восторг
It’s a delight! Это восторг!
Depression
dɪˈpreʃn
Депрессия
How did you get rid of depression? Как ты избавился от депрессии?
Disappoint
dɪˈpreʃn
Разочаровывать
How long are you going to disappoint me? Сколько ты еще будешь меня разочаровывать?
Disgust
dɪsˈɡʌst
Отвращение
This food disgusts me. Эта еда вызывает у меня отвращение.
Exhausted
ɪɡˈzɔːstɪd
Измученный
You look exhausted. Ты выглядишь измученной.
Excited
ɪkˈsaɪtɪd
Взволнованный
I am very excited about this situation. Я очень взволнован данной ситуацией.
Grateful
ˈɡreɪtfl
Благодарный
We should be grateful to him. Мы должны быть ему благодарны.
Happy
ˈhæpɪ
Счастливый
Be happy. Будь счастливым.
Hate
heɪt
Ненавидеть
She hate the cold. Она ненавидит холод.
Hysterical
hɪˈsterɪkl
Истерический
I hear his hysterical laughter. Я слышал его истерический смех.
Hope
həʊp
Надежда
I hope I didn’t awoken you. Надеюсь, я тебя не разбудил.
Indignant
ɪnˈdɪɡnənt
Возмущенный
You are so indignant. Вы так возмущены.
Loathing
ˈləʊðɪŋ
Отвращение
He whispered with loathing. Прошептал он с отвращением.
Psyched
ˈsaɪkt
взволнован
Aren’t you psyched? Разве ты не взволнован?
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Witchcraft — колдовство
Noun
Some people suspected her of practicing witchcraft.
Некоторые люди подозревали, что она занималась колдовством.
Are you looking for the list of emotions and feelings words? In the below section, you will get a list of words to describe emotions and feelings
The feeling is the normalization of the verb that represents the feeling. It is used to describe the physical sensation of touch or the experience of the feeling of perception.
Types of feelings
- Happiness
- Anger
- Caring
- Depression
- inadequateness
- Fear
- Confusion
- Hurt
- Loneliness
- Remorse
- Energy
- Confidence
- Tired
List of Emotions and Feelings
HAPPINESS:
Happiness is applied in the connection of mindset, and mental or emotional states, which includes positive emotions extending from contentment and intense joy. It expresses the satisfaction of well-being.
- Aglow
- Amused
- Animated
- Aroused
- Bold
- Brotherly
- Buoyant
- Calm
- Celebratory
- Charmed
- Cheerful
- Cheerful
- Confident
- Contented
- Cool
- Delighted
- Ecstatic
- Elated
- Elated
- Elevated
- Energetic
- Engrossed
- Enthusiastic
- Esteemed
- Euphoric
- Exhilarated
- Festive
- Fine
- Frisky
- Glad
- Gleeful
- Glorious
- Good
- Good-natured
- Grateful
- Gratified
- Happy
- Happy
- Hopeful
- In high spirits
- Jovial
- Joyful
- Jubilant
- Keen
- Kind
- Light-hearted
- Lively
- Loving
- Marvelous
- Merry
- Okay
- Optimistic
- Overjoyed
- Playful
- Pleasant
- Pleased
- Provocative
- Receptive
- Safe
- Secure
- Serene
- Satisfied
- Sparking
- Supported
- Thrilled
- Touched
- Trusting
- Up
- Vibrant
- Vigorous
- Warm
- Zippy
ANGER:
Anger is also known as rage, which is an intense emotional state of a strong and uncomfortable response to a perceived provocation. Anger is also an emotion that shows a feeling of fighting or taking action immediately.
- Affronted
- Aggravated
- Agitated
- Annoyed
- Antagonistic
- Belligerent
- Bitter
- Bugged
- Cranky
- Critical
- Disgusted
- Dismayed
- Enraged
- Exasperated
- Fed up
- Fuming
- Furious
- Galled
- Grim
- Grouchy
- Heated
- Hostile
- Ill-tempered
- Impatient
- Infuriated
- Intense
- Irate
- Irked
- Irritated
- Livid
- Mad
- Offended
- Outraged
- Petulant
- Provoked
- Raging
- Resentful
- Seething
- Sore
- Spiteful
- Storming
- Sullen
- Testy
- Ticked off
- Uptight
- Vengeful
- Vindictive
CARING:
The feeling of caring is personal behavior that shows healing or social work. It involves looking after people who are ill or who need help in coping with their lives.
- Accepted
- Admiring
- Adoring
- Affectionate
- Appreciated
- Appreciative
- Attached
- Attentive
- Befriended
- Blessed
- Cherished
- Cherishing
- Commended
- Compassionate
- Considerate
- Devoted
- Doting
- Empathetic
- Esteemed
- Fervent
- Fond
- Friendly
- Healed
- Idolizing
- Infatuated
- Interested in
- Kind-hearted
- like
- Loved
- Made whole
- Partial
- Passionate
- Reassured
- Respectful
- Saved
- Sympathetic
- Taken care of
- Tender
- Thoughtful
- Tolerant
- Trusting
- Understood
- Warm toward
- Warm-hearted
- Worship
- Yielding
- Zealous
DEPRESSION:
Depression is a mood disturbance that generates a determined sensation of sadness and lack of interest.
- Afraid
- Alienated
- Ashamed
- Awful
- Barren
- Beaten
- Blah
- Cowardly
- Crestfallen
- Crushed
- Dejected
- Demoralized
- Depressed
- Desolate
- Despondent
- Devalued
- Disappointed
- Discouraged
- Dismal
- Dispirited
- Distressed
- Downcast
- Empty
- Fed up
- Funk
- Gloomy
- Glum
- Grieved
- Grim
- Harassed
- Haunted
- Hopeless
- In despair
- Lost
- Low
- Melancholy
- Menaced
- Miserable
- Moody
- Morose
- Regretful
- Somber
- Sorrowful
- Subdued
- Suspicious
- Tearful
- Tragic
- Uncomfortable
- Unhappy
- Upset
- Woeful
- Worried
INADEQUATENESS:
An inadequateness is a feeling which is a state of being inadequate or a condition of insufficiency.
- Blemished
- Blotched
- Broken
- Cripped
- Damaged
- Defeated
- Deficient
- Dry
- Feeble
- Finished
- Flawed
- Helpless
- Impaired
- Imperfect
- Impotent
- Incapable
- Incompetent
- Incomplete
- Ineffective
- Inept
- Inferior
- Insignificant
- Invalid
- Lacking
- Lame
- Meager
- Overwhelmed
- Powerless
- Puny
- Small
- Substandard
- Tenuous
- Tiny
- Uncertain
- Unconvincing
- Unimportant
- Unsure
- Useless
- Weak
- Wishful
- Worthless
FEAR:
Fear is a sensation caused by sensed danger or threat, physiological changes, and ultimate expression like hiding, or freezing from certain events.
- FEAR
- Afraid
- Alarmed
- Anxious
- Appalled
- Apprehensive
- Awkward
- Anxious
- Careful
- Cautions
- Cautious
- Defensive
- Desperate
- Disquieted
- Distressed
- Fearful
- Fidgety
- Forced
- Fretful
- Frightened
- Horrified
- Intimidated
- Jumpy
- Nervous
- Panicky
- Paralyzed
- Petrified
- Pressured
- Scared
- Shaky
- Shocked
- Shy
- Skittish
- Spineless
- Stressed
- Tense
- Terrified
- Threatened
- Timid
- Troubled
- Ugly
- Uneasy
- Watchful
- Weak
- Wrecked
CONFUSION:
Confusion is an act or a feeling of disturbance in the mind or thought because of specific issues.
- Adrift
- Ambivalent
- Baffled
- Befuddled
- Bewildered
- Chaotic
- Confused
- Confounded
- Disordered
- Disorganized
- Distracted
- Disturbed
- Dizzy
- Doubtful
- Embarrassed
- Flustered
- Foggy
- Frustrated
- Hesitant
- Indecisive
- Misled
- Mistaken
- misunderstood
- Perplexed
- Pessimistic
- Puzzled
- Shy
- Speechless
- Startled
- Stumped
- Stunned
- Taken-aback
- Thrown
- Trapped
- Uncertain
- Undecided
- Unsettled
HURT:
Hurt is just a feeling of pain from any part of our body or the harsh feeling inside the heart that may cause it.
- Abused
- Aching
- Anguished
- Annoyed
- Belittled
- Cheapened
- Criticized
- Crushed
- Cursed
- Degraded
- Depreciated
- Desperate
- Despised
- Destroyed
- Devastated
- Discarded
- Discredited
- Disgraced
- Distressed
- Forgotten
- Forsaken
- Hateful
- Heavy
- Humiliated
- Ignored
- Injured
- Judged
- Let down
- Marred
- Minimized
- Mistreated
- Mocked
- Mournful
- Neglected
- Punished
- Put away
- Put down
- Rejected
- Ridiculed
- Rueful
- Tortured
- Touched
- Used
- Victimized
- Weepy
- Wounded
LONELINESS:
Loneliness is a feeling of being alone, spending life without appreciation, enjoyment, or other happy moments with others. Life is being in the darkness in case of loneliness.
- Abandoned
- Alone
- Apart
- Blue
- Cheerless
- Companionless
- Cut off
- Despondent
- Deserted
- Distant
- Estranged
- Excluded
- Insulated
- Isolated
- Left out
- Lonely
- Marooned
- Melancholy
- Oppressed
- Ostracized
- Outcast
- Rejected
- Remote
- Separate
- Shunned
- Uncherished
- Withdraw
REMORSE:
The word remorse is a distressing emotional experience felt by an individual who regrets whatever it may have happened in the past life. It is closely related to guilt or a feeling of being ashamed.
- Abashed
- Apologetic
- Ashamed
- Bashful
- Blushing
- Chastened
- Contrite
- Culpable
- Debased
- Delinquent
- Demeaned
- Depraved
- Evil
- Exposed
- Flustered
- Guilty
- Humble
- Meek
- Mortified
- Reluctant
- Remorseful
- Repentant
- Shamed
- Sheepish
- Sinful
- Sorry
- Wicked
- Wrong
ENERGY:
Energize is something that means to give the energy of passion and perception to do something full of energy.
- Alert
- Ambitious
- Animated
- Bold
- Certain
- Confident
- Creative
- Determined
- Dynamic
- Empowered
- Enlivened
- Focused
- Hardy
- Healthy
- Inspired
- Invigorated
- Motivated
- Powerful
- Refreshed
- Rejuvenated
- Renewed
- Secure
- Strengthened
CONFIDENCE:
The feeling of confidence in our heart or our mindset makes us feel confident from the inside helps to show abilities or qualities.
- Assured
- At ease
- Beautiful
- Brave
- Comforted
- Encouraged
- Forgiven
- Peaceful
- Prepared
- Relaxed
- Successful
- Valuable
- Sure
- Tenacious
- Unique
- Vibrant
TIRED:
If you are feeling tired, then you have to take sleep or rest for some time. Tired means someone who is being so bored with something or alone.
- Bored
- Burned out
- Drained
- Dull
- Exhausted
- Fatigued
- Indifferent
- Listless
- Sick
- Stale
- Weary
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