Feelings are the words we use to describe our emotions, moods, and states of mind. Learning these words helps you talk about yourself and understand others better.

Emotions

Emotions are strong feelings that usually have a clear cause and can often be seen in our behavior or facial expressions.
English WordEnglish DefinitionExample Sentence
HappyFeeling good and joyfulI feel happy when I see my friends.
SadFeeling unhappy or sorrowfulShe was sad after watching the movie.
AngryFeeling mad or upsetHe became angry when he lost the game.
ScaredFeeling afraid or frightenedI’m scared of spiders.
SurprisedFeeling shocked or amazedWe were surprised by the unexpected gift.

Moods

Moods last longer than emotions and can affect how we feel overall, but they might not have a specific reason.
English WordEnglish DefinitionExample Sentence
TiredFeeling that you need restI’m tired after a long day at work.
BoredFeeling uninterested or tired of somethingShe was bored during the lecture.
RelaxedFeeling calm and free from stressI feel relaxed after a yoga class.
AnxiousFeeling worried or nervousHe was anxious before the exam.
ExcitedFeeling very happy and eagerWe’re excited about the upcoming trip.

Positive Feelings

These are feelings that make us feel good about ourselves and the world around us.
English WordEnglish DefinitionExample Sentence
GratefulFeeling thankfulI’m grateful for your help.
ProudFeeling good about something you’ve doneShe’s proud of her painting.
HopefulFeeling optimistic about the futureWe’re hopeful that things will improve.
ConfidentFeeling sure about yourselfHe is confident speaking in public.
LovingFeeling deep affection for someoneShe feels loving toward her family.

He is ___ speaking in front of large crowds.


confident

Feeling confident means feeling sure of yourself, especially when doing a challenging task.

Negative Feelings

These are feelings that can make us feel uncomfortable or unhappy.
English WordEnglish DefinitionExample Sentence
LonelyFeeling sad because you are aloneHe felt lonely after moving to a new city.
FrustratedFeeling annoyed because you can’t do somethingI’m frustrated that my computer won’t work.
JealousFeeling unhappy because someone else has something you wantShe was jealous of her sister’s success.
GuiltyFeeling bad because you think you’ve done something wrongHe felt guilty for forgetting her birthday.
DisappointedFeeling unhappy because something didn’t happen as you hopedI was disappointed when the concert was canceled.

I was ___ when the concert was canceled.


disappointed

Feeling disappointed means feeling unhappy because something didn’t happen as you expected or hoped.

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  • Example Sentence: I feel happy when I see my friends.
  • English Word: Happy
  • English Definition: Feeling good and joyful

Last updated: Wed Jun 18, 2025

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