Word for feeling less

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чувствовать себя менее

чувствовать меньше

испытывали меньше

что стали меньше

что испытывают меньше

чувство меньшей

The low testosterone levels that result can leave men feeling less energetic, less self-assured, and less manly.

Низкий уровень тестостеронам в результате может заставить мужчин чувствовать себя менее энергичными, уверенными в себе и мужественными.

For example, other symptoms of schizophrenia include feeling less motivated, finding hobbies less interesting or enjoyable, and having trouble concentrating.

Например, другие симптомы шизофрении включают чувствовать себя менее мотивированнымнахождение хобби менее интересным или приятным, и проблемы с концентрацией внимания.

So I started feeling less than.

The women then rated their moods over six hours of exposure; they consistently reported feeling less tension and more relaxed.

Затем женщины оценивали свое настроение в течение шести часов воздействия; они постоянно сообщали о том, что чувствуют меньше напряжения и более расслаблены.

The engineers who wrote down their thoughts and feelings about losing their jobs reported feeling less anger and hostility toward their former employer.

К примеру, инженеры, описывающие свои мысли и чувства по поводу увольнения, испытывали меньше враждебности в отношении своих бывших работодателей.

The trees were pulling carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, travelers were feeling less guilty, and Uganda was getting a bigger park.

Деревья вытягивали углекислый газ из атмосферы, путешественники испытывали меньше вины, а сама Уганда получала большой парк.

They also reported feeling less fatigued.

They were also feeling less hungry.

Caregivers also reported feeling less stressed.

The patients also reported feeling less anxious.

Even if the attention test did not consume significantly more energy than watching movies, the volunteers reported feeling less energetic.

И хотя тесты на внимание потребляли не намного больше энергии, чем просмотр фильмов, добровольцы сообщали, что чувствуют себя менее энергичными.

After, the subjects reported feeling less self-centred, and they behaved more generously when given the chance to help someone.

После этого они чувствовали себя менее эгоистичными, и даже вели себя более щедро, когда им предоставлялся шанс помочь кому-либо.

Students reported feeling less stressed, more content, optimistic and satisfied with their life.

Студенты сообщили, что чувствуют себя менее напряженными, более удовлетворенными, оптимистичными и более радостными.

Broadly speaking, in front lines today, productivity growth has stalled, while employees are feeling less engaged and more stressed.

Если говорить в целом, сегодня рост эффективности на передних линиях застопорился, а сотрудники чувствуют себя менее вовлеченными и более напряженными.

But as you begin to take action and pick up small wins, you start feeling less stuck.

Однако, когда вы начинаете действовать и получаете небольшие выигрыши, вы начинаете чувствовать себя менее застрявшим.

It is associated with siblings feeling less close to one another, both in childhood and adulthood.

Это связано с тем, что братья и сестры чувствуют себя менее близко друг к другу, как в детстве, так и во взрослом возрасте.

If you can, wait until you’re feeling less emotional so that you can make decisions with a clearer head.

Если можете, подождите, пока не начнете чувствовать себя менее эмоциональными и способными принимать хорошо обдуманные решения.

Patients usually experience better sleep within three days and after a week many report feeling less depressed, angry or anxious.

Пациенты обычно испытывают улучшение сна уже в течение трех дней использования аппарата, а через неделю многие чувствуют себя менее подавленными, агрессивными или беспокойными.

Try these SIMPLE steps to get you feeling less stressed.

Many Australians are feeling less secure about the future, despite rising income levels since 2000.

Многие австралийцы чувствуют себя менее уверенно в будущем, несмотря на рост уровня дохода с 2000.

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Примеры из текстов

It made it feel less like charity.”

Как будто я не просто милостыню получаю, а пользу им приношу.

Robb, J.D. / Strangers In DeathРобертс, Нора / Бархатная смерть

Бархатная смерть

Робертс, Нора

© 2008 by Nora Roberts

© Издание на русском языке ООО «Издательство «Эксмо», 2009

© Перевод. Н. Миронова, 2009

Strangers In Death

Robb, J.D.

At first he was very angry with himself for this and ashamed, but he found it relieved him, and somehow made him feel less hungry.

Сперва он очень сердился на себя за эти слезы и стыдился их, но потом обнаружил, что они приносят облегчение и даже заставляют забывать голод.

Maugham, Somerset / Of Human BondageМоэм, Сомерсет / Бремя страстей человеческих

Бремя страстей человеческих

Моэм, Сомерсет

© «Издательство иностранной литературы», 1959

Of Human Bondage

Maugham, Somerset

© 1915, 1936 by Doubleday, Doran & Company, Inc.

You already feel less paralyzed, because if you are furious at something you may be able to find the reasons for it.

Вы уже чувствуете себя менее парализованным, потому что если вы злитесь на что-то, то можете найти причины своей злости.

Horney, Karen / Self-AnalysisХорни, Карен / Самоанализ

Самоанализ

Хорни, Карен

© Боковиков A.M., Старовойтов В.В., перевод, 2001

© ЗАО «Издательство «ЭКСМО-Пресс», 2001

Self-Analysis

Horney, Karen

© 1942 by W. W. Norton & Company, Inc.

© 1970 by Marianne von Eckardt, Renate Mintz, and Brigitte Swarzenski

Or perhaps, if he had no free sets, he would at least find some time to come and talk with her so that she would feel less of a wallflower.

Или, если свободных танцев у него не осталось, он по крайней мере найдет время подойти к ней поговорить, чтобы она не чувствовала себя совсем уж никому не нужной.

Balogh, Mary / Simply MagicБэлоу, Мэри / Просто волшебство

Просто волшебство

Бэлоу, Мэри

I turned onto my front and swam over to them, reckoning that — if she still believed herself to be in some way threatened by me — Morag would feel less so if I was in the water and beneath her and the young man.

Тогда я перевернулась на живот и подплыла к ним, рассудив, что Мораг, по-видимому, все еще меня опасается, но ей будет спокойнее, если она окажется выше, да еще рядом со своим парнем.

Banks, Iain / WhitБэнкс, Иэн / Умм, или Исида среди Неспасенных

Умм, или Исида среди Неспасенных

Бэнкс, Иэн

© 1995 by Iain Banks

© Е. Петрова, перевод, 2006

© ООО «ИД «Домино», 2007

He could see the grey line as it came dangling down, and he thought it had a faint silver sheen. Now that he had some point in the darkness to fix his eyes on, he felt less giddy.

Он увидел спускавшуюся к нему по воздуху серую змейку, различил ее серебристый отблеск, и голова его почти перестала кружиться.

Tolkien, John Ronald Reuel / The Two TowersТолкиен, Джон Рональд Руэл / Две Крепости

Две Крепости

Толкиен, Джон Рональд Руэл

© Издательство «Радуга», 1988

The Two Towers

Tolkien, John Ronald Reuel

© 1954, 1965, 1966 by J.R.R. Tolkien

© renewed 1982 by Christopher R. Tolkien, Michael H.R. Tolkien, John F.R. Tolkien and Priscilla M.A.R. Tolkien

© 1988 by J. R. R. Tolkien

His head felt less gummy, but there was sweat on his back.

В голове немного посветлело, но спина была мокрой от пота.

Rankin, Ian / The Naming of the DeadРэнкин, Иэн / Перекличка мертвых

Перекличка мертвых

Рэнкин, Иэн

© John Rebus Ltd 2006

© Ю. Вейсберг, перевод на русский язык, 2009

© ООО «Издательская группа Аттикус», Издательство «Иностранка» 2009

The Naming of the Dead

Rankin, Ian

He gave his opinions sometimes too conceitedly, and showed no trace of diffidence with her, becoming more and more free in his manner as time went on, which she ascribed to his unconsciously feeling less and less respect for her position.

Судил же иногда слишком свысока и нисколько перед нею не конфузясь, — не конфузясь, чем дальше, тем больше, — что и приписала она возраставшему и невольному его пренебрежению к ее положению.

Dostoevsky, Fyodor / A Raw YouthДостоевский, Фёдор / Подросток

Подросток

Достоевский, Фёдор

© Издательство «Советская Россия», 1979

A Raw Youth

Dostoevsky, Fyodor

I had never felt less like partying, but I’d be there. Mikey on the spot, that was me. Mikey on the goddam spot.

В этот день желание повеселиться отсутствовало напрочь, но мне не оставалось ничего другого, как принять участие в торжестве, намеченном к проведению у трейлера Мэтти и Ки. Не оставалось ничего другого.

King, Stephen / Bag of BonesКинг, Стивен / Мешок с костями

Мешок с костями

Кинг, Стивен

© 1998 Стивен Кинг

© 1999, АСТ

© перевод В. Вебера

Bag of Bones

King, Stephen

I never felt less like sleeping in my whole life!”

Никогда в жизни не чувствовала так мало желания спать.

King, Stephen / The LangoliersКинг, Стивен / Лангольеры

Лангольеры

Кинг, Стивен

© Stephen King, 1990

© Перевод. В.А. Вебер, 1997

© «Фирма «Издательство АСТ»», 1999

The Langoliers

King, Stephen

‘Why, if I felt less like a walking brandy-bottle I shouldn’t be quite so staggery this mornin’,’ replied Sam.

— Ну, не чувствуй я себя, как ходячая бутылка бренди, я бы тверже держался сегодня на ногах, — ответил Сэм.

Dickens, Charles / The Pickwick PapersДиккенс, Чарльз / Посмертные записки Пиквикского Клуба

Посмертные записки Пиквикского Клуба

Диккенс, Чарльз

© ООО «Издательство Астрель», 2010

The Pickwick Papers

Dickens, Charles

© Wordsworth Editions Limited 1993

Cuthbert had gone back to sleep as easily as he had awakened at the sound of Rusher’s hoofs, but Roland had never felt less sleepy in his life.

Катберт заснул так же быстро, как и проснулся от шагов Быстрого, но Роланду спать совершенно не хотелось.

King, Stephen / Wizard and GlassКинг, Стивен / Колдун и Кристалл

Колдун и Кристалл

Кинг, Стивен

© Stephen King, 1997

© Перевод, В.А. Вебер, 1998

© ООО «Издательство АСТ», 2003

Wizard and Glass

King, Stephen

© Stephen King, 1997, 2003

«Certainly,» answered Lord Evandale; «and if I do not enlarge upon the obligation incurred by your having saved my life a second time, believe that I do not feel it the less.»

— Разумеется, — ответил Эвендел, — и, если я не говорю сейчас о благодарности за вторичное спасение моей жизни, это вовсе не значит, что я не ощущаю ее всею душой.

Scott, Walter / Old MortalityСкотт, Вальтер / Пуритане

Пуритане

Скотт, Вальтер

© Издательство «Художественная литература», 1971

Old Mortality

Scott, Walter

© 2006 Adamant Media Corporation.

In her opinion there was so much disclosed and laid bare by the episode, that, in spite of the chaotic condition of her mind, she was able to feel more or less decided on certain points which, up to now, had been in a cloudy condition.

По ее взгляду и понятиям, слишком много произошло и обнаружилось в этом происшествии, так что в голове ее, несмотря на весь беспорядок и испуг, зарождались уже мысли решительные.

Dostoevsky, Fyodor / IdiotДостоевский, Фёдор / Идиот

Идиот

Достоевский, Фёдор

© Издательство «Художественная литература», 1971

Idiot

Dostoevsky, Fyodor

© 2004 by Fine Creative Media, Inc.

His stepmother was standing over him with a damp cloth in her hand, and he could feel the little running pains as the water cut through.

Мачеха держала в руке мокрую тряпочку, и он чувствовал, как боль жалит его скользящими укусами, когда вода просачивается под запекшуюся на лице корку.

Steinbeck, John / East Of EdenСтейнбек, Джон / На восток от Эдема

На восток от Эдема

Стейнбек, Джон

© Издательство «Правда», 1989

East Of Eden

Steinbeck, John

© John Steinbeck, 1952

© renewed Elaine Steinbeck, Thom Steinbeck, and John Steinbeck IV, 1980

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Vocabulary Builder Course

In English, the suffix -less means “without.” For example, something that is “colorless” is white or transparent; it has no color. Here are 10 English words that end in -less, with example sentences so you can see how they’re used:

1. careless = without care

My sister is very careless with her possessions. For example, she left her laptop on the sofa and later someone sat on it.

Opposite: careful

2. doubtless = without a doubt

The prices will doubtless go down around Christmastime – there are always holiday discounts.

Opposite: doubtful

3. endless = without end (or very long)

I hate going to my aunt’s house, because then I have to listen to her endless stories about her dogs.

Note: We often use “endless” to exaggerate how long something is, as in the example above. It doesn’t necessarily mean there is NO end.

4. fearless = brave, without fear

John loves radical sports like rock climbing and skydiving. He’s absolutely fearless.

Opposite: fearful

5. helpless = unable to help oneself

Little babies are so helpless. Their mothers needs to do everything for them.

Note: The opposite is NOT helpful – “helpful” means you can help others. The opposite of “helpless” is something like “self-sufficient” – someone who can take care of themselves.

6. homeless = someone who has no place to live

In the city center, there are a lot of homeless people who sleep on the streets.

7. hopeless = without hope, without possibility of success

The doctors say it’s hopeless – his cancer can’t be cured.

Note: We usually describe a SITUATION as “hopeless.” For your own feelings, you should say “I have no hope,” not “I’m hopeless.” For the opposite, however, you can say “I’m hopeful” if you DO have hope!

8. restless = agitated, not relaxed

I’ve been sitting at a computer for the past 6 hours and I’m feeling restless – let’s go for a walk!

Note: Restless is NOT the same as tired. Instead, it describes a situation where you don’t want to stay still – you want to move, or change something. You can be restless due to emotions, worries, or simply after a long period of inactivity, as in the example.

 9. tasteless = without taste or flavor

The food at that restaurant is cheap, but it’s pretty tasteless.

Opposite = flavorful, tasty

Note: The opposite is NOT “tasteful.” This word instead refers to decorations or words that are good and appropriate for the situation. But the opposite of “tasteful” is also…

9. tasteless = not appropriate

It would have been a good movie for kids, except it had a completely tasteless sex scene in the middle.

Things that are “tasteless” may be vulgar, or visually ugly, or simply not appropriate for the situation.

10. useless = describes something that cannot be used

This brochure is useless – all the information is out-of-date. We’ll have to call to get the current information.

Opposite = useful

With this article, we will be explaining what feelings are and the difference between feelings and emotions, if that’s not enough, we are also going to share with you various positive and negative feeling words and a detailed list of feelings and emotions in English!

There are many times when you may need to talk about how you are feeling, or perhaps describe how someone else is feeling. For this reason, it is important to be able to talk about the various emotions in English. You may also need to understand these emotion names in situations where someone is explaining to you how they feel, and by being able to recognize what they are saying, you will be better able to help them.

What Are Feeling Words?

On Earth, there are currently over seven billion people and yet no two are the exact same. However, if there is one thing that we can find we all have in common with each other; it’s feelings. We all feel and we all go experience some difficulty at some point in our lives putting those feelings into words, as we still don’t completely understand what feelings really are.

What Are Feelings?

Feelings have been around for a very, very long time. However, we only officially succeeded to discover them around the 1830’s, thanks to Thomas Brown. That was also when the word was officially added to the dictionary with the meaning we still use today. As before that, the meaning of feelings meant something a little different. The word ‘feelings’ has two separate meanings; physical and emotional.

The physical side of the word ‘feelings’ was the first to be discovered and added to the dictionary, as a verb as it’s a physical thing. A physical feeling is what you feel physically, for example, the warmth you feel while you lay under the Summer sun or under a blanket during the harsh Winter. Another example would be, when you get too close to a flame or break a bone.

The emotional side of the word ‘feelings’ is an adjective and the one we will be focusing on in this article. An emotional feeling, is something you feel on the inside. This could be: happy or sad, angry or disgusted.

Now, when you feel something physically it can be a lot easier to find the words to describe it, as it’s physical. However, when it comes to describing emotional feelings, you’ll find that it can be a lot harder to do so. This is because we all feel differently and can sometimes confuse a feeling for another, this is completely normal and you may just find out why in the next section!

Here are some words to help you describe what you feel!

Positive Feeling Words

Amused Feeling Words:

• Absorbed
• Beguiled
• Busy
• Charmed
• Cheered-up
• Convulsed
• Delighted
• Diverted
• Engaged
• Entertained
• Glad
• Interested
• Involved
• Pleased
• Preoccupied
• Regaled
• Wowed

Happy Feeling Words:

• Beaming
• Blessed
• Blissful
• Carefree
• Cheerful
• Confident
• Content
• Delighted
• Euphoric
• Exhilarated
• Glad
• Glowing
• Gratified
• Inclined
• Joy
• Pleased
• Powerful
• Radiant
• Secure
• Self-accepting
• Strong
• Thrilled

Peaceful Feeling Words:

• Amicable
• Anxiety-free
• Blissful
• Calm
• Committed
• Composed
• Content
• Cordial
• Flexible
• Harmonious
• Isolated
• Patient
• Pleasant
• Productive
• Quiet
• Relaxed
• Restful
• Secure
• Serene
• Soothed
• Stable
• Tranquil
• Undisturbed
• Untroubled
• Unworried

Pleased Feeling Words:

• Acceptable
• Amused
• Content
• Contented
• Delighted
• Elated
• Engaged
• Entertained
• Glad
• Good
• Grateful
• Gratified
• Happy
• Lovely
• Nice
• Overjoyed
• Pleasant
• Satisfied
• Self-approving
• Superior
• Thankful
• Thrilled
• Well-pleased

Powerful Feeling Words:

• Athletic
• Buff
• Compelling
• Controlling
• Dominant
• Dynamic
• Hard
• Herculean
• High-powered
• Important
• Influential
• Intoxicating
• Irresistible
• Manly
• Mighty
• Persuasive
• Ripped
• Shredded
• Solid
• Spirituous
• Stiff
• Strong
• Sturdy
• Thunderous
• Tough
• Vigorous
• Well-built

Romantic Feeling Words:

• Affectionate
• Amorous
• Beautiful
• Charming
• Dreamy
• Erotic
• Fond
• Generous
• Grateful
• Humble
• Idealistic
• Illicit
• Intimate
• Kind
• Lovable
• Lovely
• Lovesick
• Loving
• Lustful
• Passionate
• Romanticist
• Satisfied
• Tolerant

Negative Feeling Words

Angry Feeling Words:

• Annoyed
• Bad-tempered
• Conceited
• Crabby
• Cross
• Disgusted
• Displeased
• Dissatisfied
• Enraged
• Exasperated
• Fuming
• Furious
• Hot-tempered
• Hot-headed
• Intolerant
• Irritated
• Jealous
• Mad
• Outraged
• Provoked
• Raging
• Resentful
• Stingy
• Waspish
• Wrathful

Bored Feeling Words:

• Bummer
• Disinterested
• Dull
• Fatigued
• Inattentive
• Flat
• Lifeless
• Monotonous
• Spiritless
• Stale
• Stodgy
• Stuffy
• Stupid
• Tamed
• Tedious
• Tired
• Tiresome
• Tiring

Disgusted Feeling Words:

• Annoyed
• Appalled
• Dismayed
• Displeased
• Dissatisfied
• Embarrassed
• Grossed-out
• Horrified
• Nasty
• Nauseated
• Offended
• Outraged
• Repelled
• Repulsed
• Revolted
• Shocked
• Sickened
• Trashed
• Ugly
• Unwanted
• Used
• Violated

Insecure Feeling Words:

• Anxious
• Apprehensive
• Diffident
• Doubtful
• Fearful
• Hesitant
• Inhibited
• Introverted
• Passive
• Self-conscious
• Self-doubting
• Shy
• Timid
• Unassertive
• Uncertain
• Unconfident
• Unsure
• Worried

Sad Feeling Words:

• Awful
• Blue
• Broken-hearted
• Depressed
• Doleful
• Down
• Downhearted
• Gloomy
• Glum
• Guilty
• Heartbroken
• Lonely
• Low-spirited
• Miserable
• Mournful
• Needy
• Pitiful
• Regretful
• Small
• Sorrowful
• Sorry
• Unfortunate
• Unhappy

Scared Feeling Words:

• Afraid
• Agitated
• Alarmed
• Confused
• Fearful
• Frantic
• Frightened
• Horrified
• Hysterical
• Impatient
• Indecisive
• Intimidated
• Jittery
• Jumpy
• Nervous
• Panicky
• Petrified
• Rigid
• Shaky
• Spooked
• Stressed
• Terrified
• Worried

Emotions vs. Feelings

Despite it has been over two-hundred years since feelings were discovered, there is still a lot we don’t know about them. But it can be said that we have made tremendous progress in expanding our knowledge and we’re still not done. One thing people often get wrong, however, is the belief that emotions and feelings are the exact same thing. Now, they may be similar, but they are not the same thing, whatsoever.

The concept of emotions was discovered thirty years before feelings, around the 1800’s by Thomas Brown. Years later during the 1970’s, psychologist Paul Eckman, concluded that humans had six different emotions: happiness, sadness, disgust, fear, surprise and anger. However, as studies continued, it was quickly discovered that, that number is a lot higher than first believed. Raising the number six to a shocking twenty-seven and debates that claim the total number of emotions are even higher that twenty-seven, are still taking place to this day.

Now that we know the story behind emotions, what exactly are they and how do they differ from feelings?

There is a reason as to why we say ’emotional feelings’ and that is because emotions are what cause feelings. Emotions are a physical response to our environment; this means emotions are aroused before feelings. And due to emotions being physical, it can be easy to identify them, with observation. Feelings, however, are mental associations and reactions to our emotions and because they take place in our mind, rather than our body like emotions, it’s a lot harder to identify a feeling.

For example, imagine you are scared of the dark and all the lights in your home go out due to a storm. Now your body will represent fear, your eyes are open wide and you’re moving slowly. But on the inside, you’re feeling cautious and worried, perhaps even nervous. Those are the feelings that come with that specific emotion. In conclusion, emotions take place on your body while feelings take place in the mind.

Complete List of Feelings

• Happy
• Sad
• Angry
• Afraid
• Confused
• Anxious
• Nervous
• Excited
• Depressed
• Lonely
• Hopeful
• Content
• Grateful
• Joyful
• Empowered
• Inspired
• Frustrated
• Overwhelmed
• Guilty
• Jealous
• Envious
• Insecure
• Ashamed
• Embarrassed
• Betrayed
• Disgusted
• Irritated
• Disappointed
• Resentful
• Regretful
• Indifferent
• Proud
• Surprised
• Curious
• Ambivalent
• Amused
• Bored
• Brave
• Calm
• Charmed
• Concerned
• Contented
• Creative
• Daring
• Determined
• Disappointed
• Discontent
• Displeased
• Ecstatic
• Energetic
• Enthralled
• Enthusiastic
• Excited
• Exhilarated
• Fascinated
• Fatigued
• Fearful
• Flattered
• Focused
• Grateful
• Great
• Grief
• Happy
• Helpless
• Hopeful
• Humble
• Humiliated
• Impatient
• Impressed
• Indignant
• Inferior
• Inquisitive
• Inspired
• Intense
• Interested
• Intrigued
• Irritated
• Isolated
• Jealous
• Joyful
• Jubilant
• Kind
• Lazy
• Lethargic
• Liberated
• Lonely
• Lost
• Loving
• Mad
• Miserable
• Misunderstood
• Mixed up
• Moody
• Motivated
• Nauseated
• Nervous
• Nostalgic
• Obligated
• Obsessed
• Optimistic
• Overwhelmed
• Panicked
• Peaceful
• Pessimistic
• Playful
• Pleased
• Powerful
• Proud
• Rebellious
• Rejuvenated
• Relaxed
• Relieved
• Resentful
• Resigned
• Restless
• Revitalized
• Sad
• Satisfied
• Scared
• Self-assured
• Self-conscious
• Selfish
• Sensual
• Sensuous
• Serene
• Shaken
• Shy
• Sincere
• Skeptical
• Soothed
• Sorry
• Spiritual
• Strong
• Stubborn
• Stupid
• Submissive
• Successful
• Suffering
• Surprised
• Suspicious
• Sympathetic
• Tense
• Terrified
• Thankful
• Thoughtful
• Thrilled

Common Feeling Words & Emotion Words

Common Words to Describe Feelings and Emotions

Following is a list of adjectives to help you narrow down exactly what word best describes your current feelings and emotions.

• Happy
• Afraid
• Sad
• Hot
• Amused
• Bored
• Anxious
• Confident
• Cold
• Suspicious
• Surprised
• Loving
• Curious
• Envious
• Jealous
• Miserable
• Confused
• Stupid
• Angry
• Sick
• Ashamed
• Withdrawn
• Indifferent
• Sorry
• Determined
• Crazy
• Bashful
• Depressed
• Enraged
• Frightened
• Interested
• Shy
• Hopeful
• Regretful
• Scared
• Stubborn
• Thirsty
• Guilty
• Nervous
• Embarrassed
• Disgusted
• Proud
• Ecstatic
• Lonely
• Frustrated
• Hurt
• Hungry
• Tired
• Smug
• Thoughtful
• Pained
• Optimistic
• Relieved
• Puzzled
• Shocked
• Joyful
• Sleepy
• Excited
• Skeptical
• Bad
• Worried

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Feeling Words & Emotion Words with Pictures

List of emotions with useful example sentences illustrated with images.

Happy

– I want to make you happy!

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Afraid

– I hope I can find the one who is afraid for losing me.

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Sad

– This music always makes me sad.

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Hot

– She was hot and sweat dripped into her eyes.

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Amused

– I could see she was highly amused.

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Bored

– The boys were getting bored.

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Anxious

– He was anxious to preserve his reputation.

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Confident

– I am confident of my future.

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Cold

– She felt cold in her flimsy dress.

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Suspicious

– I’m very suspicious about her motives.

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Surprised

– She was very surprised when she saw me.

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Loving

– She was a warm and loving mother.

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Curious

– I’m curious to know what she said.

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Envious

– She was envious of her sister’s beauty.

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Jealous

– Why are you so jealous of his success?

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Miserable

– She looked rather strained and miserable.

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Confused

– I’m totally confused. Could you explain that again?

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Stupid

– She was really stupid to quit her job like that.

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Angry

– He changed his mind, which made me very angry.

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Sick

– She was very sympathetic when I was sick.

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Ashamed

– You should be ashamed of yourself.

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Withdrawn

– She became withdrawn and pensive, hardly speaking to anyone.

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Indifferent

– I pretended to be indifferent to it.

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Sorry

– I’m sorry, but I’m busy right now.

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Determined

– He was determined to retrieve his honor.

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Crazy

– You’re crazy to go out in this weather.

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Bashful

– The boy was too bashful to ask her to dance.

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Depressed

– He began to feel depressed and helpless.

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Enraged

– She was enraged at the injustice of the remark.

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Frightened

– The child is frightened by the ugly man.

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Interested

– I’ve always been interested in music.

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Shy

– The child was shy and hid behind his mother.

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Hopeful

– I am hopeful that she will come tomorrow.

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Regretful

– He is regretful for what he has done.

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Scared

– I was scared of the big dog.

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Stubborn

– He is a stubborn character used to getting his own way.

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Thirsty

– I often feel thirsty when it’s very hot.

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Guilty

– I feel so guilty, leaving all this to you.

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Nervous

– I was too nervous to eat.

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Embarrassed

– She felt embarrassed under his steady gaze.

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Disgusted

– I am completely disgusted with her.

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Proud

– He is too proud to see his own mistake.

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Ecstatic

– Annie was ecstatic about the idea.

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Lonely

– I live all alone but I never feel lonely.

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Frustrated

– They felt frustrated at the lack of progress.

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Hurt

– She was very hurt by his unkind words.

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Hungry

– I’m hungry – let’s have lunch.

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Tired

– Are you tired after your labours?

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Smug

– She was very smug and self-satisfied about getting the promotion.

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Thoughtful

– She’s a very kind and thoughtful person.

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Pained

– She was pained when you refused her invitation.

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Optimistic

– She is optimistic about her chances of winning a gold medal.

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Relieved

– I am relieved to hear that this isn’t true.

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Puzzled

– You look very puzzled about something.

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Shocked

– His mother was shocked at the news.

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Joyful

– She was joyful of her good result of the scientific experiments.

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Sleepy

– I was so sleepy, I couldn’t keep my eyes open.

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Excited

– What are you so excited about?

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Skeptical

– I am rather skeptical about their professed sympathy for the poor.

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Bad

– I feel bad about the mistake.

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Worried

– I’m worried about my husband’s health.

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List of Feelings | Pictures

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Feeling Words & Emotion Words Videos

Learn a huge list of feelings with American English pronunciation.

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