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cautious is nearly an opposite of...
 
reckless
 
sad
 
disgusted
 
disapproving
People might behave in a cautious way when they feel...
 
confused & insecure
 
joyful & ecstatic
 
aggressive
If someone tells you a crazy unbelievable story you are likely to feel this way about it..
 
suspicious
 
confident
 
ecstatic
 
delighted
This word has the slang term of 'sus'
 
suspicious
 
scared
 
sad
 
shocked
ecstatic is similar to but stronger than...
 
joyful & happy
 
aggressive & stressed
 
cautious & confused
feeling or expressing overwhelming happiness or joyful excitement.
 
ecstatic
 
frustrated
 
disapproving
 
cautious
disapproving
 
showing an unfavorable opinion, you don't like it.
 
Showing a positive opinion of something, you like it.
 
not having any feeling
the opposite of ashamed is?
 
proud
 
guilty
 
scared
What is a stronger negative emotion, to feel embarrassed or ashamed?
 
ashamed
 
embarrassed
A combination of embarrassed & guilty
 
ashamed
 
confused
 
proud
 
joyful
to feel awkward about something
 
embarrassed
 
aggressive
 
grateful
 
proud
Eager to know more or learn something...
curious
to feel responsible for some negative behavior or result
guilty
Which word does not fit the rest of the group? Why?
 
disgusted
 
delighted
 
excited
 
grateful
excited is positive, what's a similar emotion but on the negative side?
 
nervous
 
bored
 
desperate
disappointed + a little angry can be called
 
frustrated
 
hurt
 
nervous
not confident
 
insecure
 
confident
 
horrified
find the synonym to shocked
 
surprised
 
insecure
 
bored
 
delighted
unwilling to change one's attitude or position on something
 
stubborn
 
shocked
 
delighted
 
hurt
expressing revulsion or strong disapproval
 
disgusted
 
excited
 
bored
 
exhausted
having a great need or desire for something
 
desperate
 
afriad
 
horrified
 
delighted
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