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Feelings and Emotions

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  • Scared
    frightened or worried
  • Amazing
    When something IS incredible
  • Annoyed
    How you FEEL when something or someone irritates you
  • Pleased
    happy or satisfied
  • Upset
    unhappy or annoyed
  • Pride
    The noun for proud
  • Annoyance
    The noun for annoyed and annoying
  • Misery
    The noun for miserable
  • Guilty
    Feeling responsible for doing something bad
  • Embarrassed
    feeling ashamed and uncomfortable
  • Delighted
    very pleased
  • Shame
    The noun for ashamed
  • Depressed
    Appearing sad, unhappy
  • Concern
    The noun for concerned
  • Angry
    mad, upset
  • Miserable
    very unhappy
  • Confidence
    The noun for confident
  • Amazement
    The noun for amazing and amazed
  • Anxious
    worried, concerned
  • Fury
    The noun for furious
  • Relieved
    happy that something unpleasant has not happened or has ended
  • Astonishment
    The noun for astonishing and astonished
  • Confident
    sure, certain
  • Anxiety
    The noun for anxious
  • Jealousy
    The noun for jealous
  • Amazed
    How you FEEL when you are very surprised
  • Fed up
    bored or frustrated and unhappy (especially with a situation which has gone on too long)
  • Pleasure
    The noun for pleased
  • Delight
    Noun for delighted
  • Furious
    extremely angry; full of anger or energy; violent or intense
  • Relief
    The noun for relieved
  • Embarrassment
    The noun for embarrassed or embarrassing
  • Concerned
    worried about something
  • Fear
    The noun for afraid
  • Jealous
    wanting what someone else has; envious
  • Ashamed
    feeling sorry for doing something wrong
  • Depression
    The noun for depressed
  • Guilt
    The noun for guilty
  • Astonished
    How you FEEL when something really surprises you.
  • Annoying
    When something or someone IS irritating
  • Anger
    The noun for angry
  • Proud
    pleased with yourself or someone else
  • Afraid
    scared, frightened
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