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Emotion Vocabulary

Sometimes it helps to just find the right word to describe the emotions you are feeling -- these two lists should help.

POSITIVE EMOTIONS (Mainly) NEGATIVE EMOTIONS (Mainly)
Admiring Adore Agreeable Anticipate Ardent Aroused Assure Avid Bliss Brave Calm Capable Careful Caring Cautious Centered Charitable Comfort Compassionate Concern Considerate Consoled Contented Delighted Devoted Eager Ecstasy Elated Empathy Enjoyment Enthusiastic Excessive Excitement Exhilarated Faith Fanatical Fancy Fearless Ferocious Fervent Fidelity Fond Freedom Friendly Fulfilled Glad Gleeful Good Happiness Harmony Heartache Heartfelt Honorable Hope Intimacy Irritated Joy Keen Kind Lost Love Manic Mindful Mollified Moved Murky Nervous Nowhere Obsessive Obstructed Passionate Peaceful Placated Please Pleasure Powerful Proud Regretful Rejoice Relieved Reserved Respectful Rested Safe Satisfied Sentiment Soothe Speedy Spirited Stimulated Stormy Support Surprised Sympathy Tender Thrilled Trust Well Wonderful Worshipful Zealous Abhorrent Aggravated Agitated Angry Angst ridden Anguished Annoyed Anxious Appalled Bare Blank Blocked Boiling Bored Broken Cheerless Crazy Dark Defamed Defeated Degraded Depressed Depressed Detest Dim Disappointed Discredited Disgrace Disgusted Dishonored Disliked Dismal Disquiet Disreputable Dissatisfied Distressed Disturbed Doubt Doubtful Dull Embarrassed Empty Exhausted Fearful Foiled Fretful Frustrated Furious Gloomy Grief Guilt Hate Heartbroken Humiliated Indignant Irate Lonely Mad Maligned Miserable *Misery Moody Mortified Mournful Ominous Overcast Pacified Pain Pissed Rage Repelled Repugnant Resentment Revolted Sad Sadness Seethe Shame Shocked Sickened Sorrow Terror Timid Trapped Troubled Uncomfortable Uneasy Unfulfilled Unhappy Vacant Woeful Worried Zonked

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