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What is envious?
A feeling of desire for what someone else has, coupled with resentment.
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Relieved
A feeling of reassurance and relaxation following release from anxiety or stress.
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What is upset?
A feeling of distress, worry, or unhappiness.
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What is excited?
A feeling of eager enthusiasm and anticipation.
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What is bored?
A state of being uninterested or tired of the current activity or situation. Examples: A student feels bored during a long, repetitive lectu
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What is suspicious?
A feeling of distrust or doubt towards someone or something.
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What is embarrassed?
A feeling of self-consciousness or awkwardness in a social situation.
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What is ashamed?
A feeling of guilt or embarrassment because of something one has done or failed to do.
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What is proud?
A feeling of deep pleasure or satisfaction derived from one's own achievements or those of others with whom one is closely associated.
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What is shocked?
A feeling of sudden, intense surprise or disbelief.
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What is delighted?
A strong feeling of happiness or satisfaction.
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What is anxious?
A feeling of unease, worry, or nervousness about something with an uncertain outcome.
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What is confused?
A feeling of being unable to understand or think clearly. Examples: A person feels confused while trying to solve a complicated math prob
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What is disappointed?
A feeling of sadness or dissatisfaction because something did not happen as expected.
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