[Feelings 감정 관련 단어 영영풀이]
afraid
adjective : feeling scared
alone
angry
bad
brave
careful
cry
verb : to shed tears or shout as a result of a strong feeling, such as sadness or pain
face
noun : the front part of the head that includes the eyes, nose, mouth, and cheeks
fear
noun : a feeling caused by danger, pain, or trouble
feelings
noun : emotions, such as love, happiness, anger, or sadness
fine
adjective : okay, good, or great
fun
noun : a time of enjoyment or amusement
gay
adjective : happy
glad
adjective : happy
good
adjective : usable; behaving well; better than average
great
adjective : very good; much better than usual
grumpy
adjective : bad-tempered
happy
adjective : full of joy
hate
verb : to strongly dislike someone or something
hope
verb : to wish for something that you want to happen or come true
hungry
adjective : wanting or needing food
hurt
adjective : feeling upset or in emotional pain
jolly
adjective : cheerful and happy
joy
noun : a very happy feeling
kind
adjective : nice to others
love
noun : a strong feeling of caring for someone or something
mad
adjective : angry
mean
adjective : unkind, unfriendly, or unfair
nice
adjective : kind and friendly
sad
adjective : unhappy
scared
adjective : afraid
sick
adjective : not well; suffering from an illness
silly
adjective : foolish or playful
sleepy
adjective : needing to sleep
sorry
adjective : feeling sad or bad about something
sunny
adjective : having a large amount of sunlight; happy or cheery
thirsty
adjective : feeling a need or desire to drink
tired
adjective : in need of rest or sleep
unhappy
adjective : not happy
unkind
adjective : rude, mean, or hurtful
aggressive
adjective : ready or likely to attack or argue
agitated
agonize
alarmed
amazed
amazement
anger
noun : a strong feeling that may range from annoyance to rage
anguished
adjective : filled with grief or pain
annoyance
noun : the state or feeling of being irritated; a situation that causes irritation
anticipation
noun : the feeling of expecting something to happen
anxious
adjective : worried or nervous; wanting something very badly
apprehension
noun : a feeling of fear or worry that something bad is going to happen
ashamed
adjective : embarrassed; pained by the knowledge of having done wrong
awful
adjective : very bad or unpleasant
bewildered
adjective : uncertain or confused
blissful
adjective : extremely happy
blues
noun : a feeling of sadness or low spirits
bored
adjective : feeling restless or unhappy as a result of having nothing to do or being uninterested in an activity
bothered
adjective : worried, annoyed, or disturbed
calm
verb : to become or cause to become less angry, excited, or upset
cautious
adjective : attentive to possible dangers or problems
collected
adjective : calm and focused
comfortable
adjective : at ease in one's mind or body
compassion
noun : feeling for the suffering of others and wanting to help
concerned
adjective : worried; interested in
confident
adjective : sure of oneself; certain
confused
adjective : unclear or uncertain about something
content
adjective : pleased or satisfied
contentment
noun : happiness; satisfaction
contrite
adjective : feeling sorry for having done something wrong
courage
noun : strength in the face of difficulty, danger, fear, or pain
cranky
adjective : crabby or irritable
crazy
adjective : absurd or ridiculous
criticism
noun : the act of finding fault or carefully judging for review
cross
adjective : annoyed
crotchety
adjective : irritable; in a bad mood
dear
adjective : loved; very special
delighted
adjective : feeling or showing happiness
delightful
adjective : causing happiness
depressed
adjective : feeling a state of unhappiness and hopelessness
desire
verb : to strongly want something or wish for something to happen
despair
noun : a deep feeling of hopelessness
desperate
adjective : having lost hope; suffering extreme need
despise
verb : to dislike very much; to hate
devotion
noun : great love and commitment
disappointed
adjective : feeling sad or let down because someone or something has not fulfilled your hopes or expectations
discouraged
adjective : not feeling hopeful
disgusted
adjective : feeling a strong sense of dislike, distaste, or nausea in response to something offensive or unpleasant
disgusting
adjective : gloomy; dreary
dismay
noun : a feeling of disappointment, despair, or sadness
dismissive
adjective : having or showing a lack of interest or respect
displeasure
noun : the feeling of being displeased; unhappy
distress
noun : extreme sorrow, anxiety, or pain
doubt
verb : to be uncertain about something
doubt
noun : a feeling of uncertainty about something
downhearted
adjective : sad or disappointed
drama queen
noun : a person who often overreacts, especially in an emotional way
dread
verb : to fear greatly
dreadful
adjective : terrible; awful
elated
adjective : filled with pride or joy
electrify
verb : to cause great excitement or enthusiasm
embarrassed
adjective : feeling awkward, uneasy, or self-conscious
emotion
noun : a strong feeling, such as love, happiness, anger, or sadness
encouragement
noun : helpful support to do something
endear
verb : to cause to be liked or loved
enraged
adjective : furious; very angry
enthusiasm
noun : excitement or devotion
enthusiastic
adjective : having or showing intense enjoyment
entranced
adjective : filled with wonder
envious
adjective : feeling or showing jealousy about another person’s qualities, belongings, or good fortune
envy
verb : to feel jealous of another person's qualities, belongings, or good fortune
envy
noun : a feeling of jealousy about another person's qualities, belongings, or good luck
excited
adjective : eager and interested
exhausted
adjective : very tired; worn out
express
verb : to communicate a thought or feeling using words, music, or another form of communication
expression
noun : a look on someone’s face that shows feeling or emotion
exuberant
adjective : joyfully enthusiastic
fantastic
adjective : wonderful
fascinated
adjective : intensely interested
fearless
adjective : having no fear
fearsome
adjective : causing fear
festive
adjective : having the mood or atmosphere of a celebration or festival
flattered
verb : impressed and pleased by another person's praise
fondly
adverb : in an affectionate manner
forlorn
adjective : sad or lonely due to being alone or having been abandoned
frantic
adjective : wild with anxiety, fear, or another similar emotion; very rushed or busy
freak
verb : to make someone uneasy, uncomfortable, or very upset
friendly
adjective : pleasant and kind
frightened
adjective : afraid
frustrated
adjective : feeling or expressing annoyance or distress about being unable to complete a task
frustration
noun : a feeling of disappointment or distress, particularly about being unable to change something
furious
adjective : very angry
furiously
adverb : very angrily; in a manner that has a great deal of energy
fury
noun : violent or wild anger
gee
exclamation : a word used to express mild surprise, sympathy, or excitement
glorious
adjective : very enjoyable or so beautiful as to make someone feel joy
glum
adjective : sad, depressed, or gloomy
grief
noun : deep sorrow, especially caused by someone's death or another serious loss
grieve
verb : to feel or show great suffering or sadness; to cause to feel great suffering or sadness
grumble
verb : to complain about something, usually in a low, quiet voice
guilt
noun : the fact, or a feeling, of having done something wrong
guilty
adjective : unable to do anything without help
homesick
adjective : missing one's home or family while away from it
hopeful
adjective : having a positive attitude about a future event
horrified
adjective : very shocked; filled with intense fear or dislike
horrifying
adjective : causing a strong feeling of fear, shock, or dislike
horror
noun : intense fear, shock, disgust, or other distress
humiliated
adjective : completely embarrassed, uneasy, or self-conscious
impatient
adjective : annoyed at having to wait to do something
impressed
adjective : strongly affected, especially in a positive way
indebted
adjective : owing money or gratitude
indifferent
adjective : unconcerned; uninterested
inspired
verb : prompted to be brave or creative
intense
adjective : extreme, forceful, or existing to a high degree
intimidated
adjective : feeling frightened or overwhelmed
irritate
verb : to cause someone to be annoyed, angry, or impatient; to cause discomfort in a body part
jealous
adjective : feeling unhappy or mad due to a longing for what another person has
jittery
adjective : feeling nervous, uneasy, or shaky
joyful
adjective : feeling, showing, or causing great happiness and pleasure
lonely
adjective : feeling alone and sad
lonesome
adjective : sad about being alone; desolate
lovesick
adjective : being in love with, or missing, someone so much that one can't function normally
mature
adjective : being developed in body or mind
merry
adjective : happy and lively
mischievous
adjective : liking to cause trouble in a playful way
miserable
adjective : very unhappy, uncomfortable, or unpleasant
mood
noun : a state or frame of mind
mournful
adjective : filled with grief or sadness
nasty
adjective : unpleasant or unkind
negative
adjective : disagreeable, unhappy, harmful, or bad; always thinking, expressing, or pointing out bad qualities
nerves
noun : feelings of unease, anxiety, or nervousness
nervous
adjective : edgy or tense; afraid
nervousness
noun : anxiety or unease about a situation, usually one in the near future or one that has an uncertain outcome
numb
adjective : without feeling
oblivious
adjective : completely unaware
obnoxious
adjective : very annoying or offensive
obsessed
adjective : completely occupied with thinking about something
offend
verb : to cause someone to feel anger, displeasure, or disgust
optimistic
adjective : hopeful about the future
ordinary
adjective : normal or usual
ornery
adjective : bad-tempered and quarrelsome
overjoyed
adjective : very joyful
overwhelmed
adjective : overcome with feelings or sensory stimulation
panic
verb : to feel sudden or uncontrollable fear or worry
panicking
adjective : in a state of extreme fear or anxiety
passion
noun : intense enthusiasm; an object or activity that creates intense feelings or interest
peaceful
adjective : without physical fighting; nonviolent
perplexed
adjective : confused
pessimistic
adjective : expecting the worst about the future
petrified
adjective : scared or terrified to the point where one cannot move
pity
noun : a feeling of sorrow and sympathy for the suffering of other people; a sad thing
plagued
adjective : deeply distressed by something
pleasant
adjective : nice, enjoyable, or satisfying
pleased
adjective : happy; satisfied
pleasure
noun : a feeling of enjoyment
proud
adjective : having a healthy feeling of self-respect
proud
adjective : feeling good about an achievement, possession, or relationship
psyched
adjective : informal term for "excited"
purposeful
adjective : meaningful or important
puzzled
adjective : confused; unable to make sense of something
rage
noun : violent, uncontrolled anger
rambunctious
adjective : noisy, active, and full of excitement
regretfully
adverb : in a sad or disappointed manner; with regret
relieved
adjective : free of worry or suffering
reluctant
adjective : unwilling or hesitant to do something
repentant
adjective : feeling regret about one's actions
resentment
noun : anger caused by a feeling of having been wronged by a person or group
resolve
noun : determination
respect
verb : to feel admiration for someone or something; to understand that someone or something should be treated with honor or in a careful manner
responsibility
noun : something a person is supposed or expected to take care of
restless
adjective : unable to relax or rest because of feeling bored or anxious
revolting
adjective : extremely disgusting; very offensive
revulsion
noun : disgust and loathing
sadness
noun : sorrow; unhappiness
satisfied
adjective : feeling pleased or contented
self-esteem
sensible
sentimental
adjective : feeling nostalgic, sad, or tender
serene
adjective : peaceful and calm
serious
shaken
shame
noun : a strong feeling of regret, sadness, or guilt caused by knowing or believing one has done something wrong
sheepish
shocked
adjective : very surprised in an upsetting way
smitten
adjective : in love with; adoring
smug
adjective : feeling or showing a great deal of pride in one's achievements
solemn
adjective : serious or sad
somber
adjective : dark in color or mood; gloomy
sorrow
noun : extreme sadness
startled
adjective : surprised or scared
strange
adjective : unusual, unfamiliar, or surprising
stress
noun : a state of physical or emotional tension; worry
stubborn
adjective : not easily moved or changed from a position
stunned
adjective : shocked so much that one is unable to react
stupefied
adjective : emotionally or mentally stunned
sullen
adjective : sad and angry
support
noun : something that provides strength or comfort
surprised
adjective : astonished or amazed
suspicious
adjective : creating distrust; believing that someone is wrong or dishonest
suspiciously
adverb : in a cautious and distrustful manner
sympathy
tense
adjective : nervous, anxious, or tight
tension
noun : nervousness or another unpleasant feeling caused by a disagreement
terrible
adjective : extremely bad
terrified
adjective : greatly frightened
terrify
verb : to frighten greatly
terrifyingly
adverb : in a manner that sparks extreme fear
terror
noun : intense fear
thankful
adjective : feeling grateful or relieved
thrilled
adjective : feeling very excited or pleased
thrilling
adjective : causing sudden excitement or pleasure
timid
adjective : lacking courage or self-confidence
tolerance
noun : the willingness to let others have their own opinions, beliefs, or ways of behaving even if they are not the same as your own
tranquil
adjective : calm
uneasy
adjective : uncomfortable or worried
upset
adjective : unhappy or worried
upset
verb : to make someone unhappy or worried
weariness
noun : tiredness, most often from lack of sleep or from hard physical or mental effort
well
exclamation : a word that can express different feelings, such as surprise, relief, irritation, or agreement
whimper
verb : to make low whining sounds as an expression of pain, fear, or other unhappiness
wonderful
adjective : very good; causing wonder
worried
adjective : feeling upset that something bad might happen
worried
verb : the past tense of "worry"; to feel anxious or uneasy; to be concerned that bad things might happen
worry
verb : to feel anxious or uneasy; to be concerned that bad things might happen
yearning
noun : a strong desire, often mixed with restless or sad feelings
adamant
adjective : not giving in to pressure
apathetic
claustrophobia
disdain
disposition
noun : a person's typical mood
ecstatic
adjective : feeling overwhelming happiness or excitement
empathy
enraptured
adjective : filled with great delight
exasperated
adjective : irritated; angry
flabbergasted
adjective : utterly astonished
implacable
adjective : incapable of being soothed or softened
incorrigible
adjective : difficult to control; not open to correction
incredulous
adjective : not believing
irascible
adjective : easily angered
morose
adjective : sullen or gloomy; depressed
phenomenal
resigned
adjective : passively accepting; understanding that one has no choice
torment
noun : extreme physical or mental suffering
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