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Feelings and Emotions

This document contains a list of vocabulary related to expressing emotions. It includes common terms used to describe feelings of happiness such as happy, content, elated, and joyful. Terms for sadness like sad, blue, depressed, and downhearted are provided. Finally, words expressing anger such as angry, cross, annoyed, mad, furious and indignant are listed along with their definitions and examples.

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Feelings and Emotions

This document contains a list of vocabulary related to expressing emotions. It includes common terms used to describe feelings of happiness such as happy, content, elated, and joyful. Terms for sadness like sad, blue, depressed, and downhearted are provided. Finally, words expressing anger such as angry, cross, annoyed, mad, furious and indignant are listed along with their definitions and examples.

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Asking about feeling:

 How are you feeling?


  Are you Ok?
  Is everything alright?
  What’s wrong?
  What’s the matter?
 How are you feeling today?
 You look sad / upset. Are you OK?
 You seem a little bit distracted. Are you alright?
 You seem kind of low today. What's wrong?
 You seem a little blue today. What's the matter?
 What's wrong?
 What's the matter?
 Are you happy / angry...?
 Is everything OK / alright...?
 do you want to talk about it?

Expressing feelings:
 I’m very happy right now.
 I don’t think I can be any happier right now
  I feel a little sad.
  It’s been a difficult day.
 He made her very angry.
  I ‘ve been in a bad mood all day.
 I’m mad at his behavior.
  I feel very depressed today.
 You seem a little blue today.
  I’ve got a headache and I feel terrible.
This is a list of vocabulary items related to emotions
Happiness
Expression Definition Example

happy / glad marked by pleasure, satisfaction, or She seemed to be the happiest


joy. bride I've ever seen.

content / satisfied or showing satisfaction with She was a contented wife.


contented things as they are.

elated exultantly proud and joyful; in high The winner felt elated and excited.
spirits.

joyful full of joy. It was a joyful occasion.

joyous full of or characterized by joy. I heard a joyous laughter.

euphoric exaggerated feeling of well-being or They received a euphoric welcome


elation.

delighted feeling or 6 great pleasure. She had a delighted smile.

gleeful exuberantly or triumphantly joyful. She gave a gleeful smile.

mirthful full of mirth; merry or amusing. A mirthful laughter.

jubilant feeling or expressing great happiness I met a jubilant crowd.


and triumph.

Sadness
Expression Definition Example

sad / unhappy feeling or showing sorrow. I can't bear the tears of a sad child.

feel blue feel sad. She's feeling blue after what has
happened to her son.

feel low / feel dispirited or be sad I am feeling low because my best friend is
down and gloomy. very ill.
depressed low in spirit; downcast. He was depressed by the loss of his son.

downhearted marked by low spirits. Fans were downhearted by the the defeat.

Anger
Expressio
Definition Example
n

angry experience a strong of displeasure or She was angry about the insult.
hostility.

cross be quite angry. I was cross with her because she


didn't invite me to her party.

annoyed aroused to impatience or anger. Her comments have always


annoyed me.

irritated made impatient, annoyed or angry. Her tone irritated him.

mad angry, resentful. Are you mad at me because I


didn't come to your party?

furious very angry. My father was furious because I


went out without his permission.

vexed annoyed, frustrated, or worried. I'm vexed with you

indignant feeling or showing anger or annoyance at She was indignant at being the
what is perceived as unfair treatment. object of suspicion.

irate extremely angry; enraged. She received an irate letter from


her husband.

seething be filled with intense but unexpressed He was inwardly seething at the
anger. offense.

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