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Feeling Vocabulary

(This is a representative example of items that can be found in the feelings vocabulary.)

Click on a word to find its meaning:

Joyful Happy Glad Cheerful Lighthearted Optimistic
Contented Elated Blissful Exuberant Jubilant
Overjoyed Thrilled On Cloud Nine Up Fantastic
Wonderful Pleased Fantastic
Sad Gloomy Hurt Depressed Hopeless Dismal
Dejected Grim Distressed Miserable Weepy
Rotten Awful Terrible Blue Tearful
Blah Glum Bleak
Lonely Forsaken Isolated Alienated Remote Deserted
All-alone
Hurt Crushed Humiliated Rejected Used Scorned
Mistreated Belittled Neglected
Angry Hostile Mad Irritated Pissed-off Annoyed
Raging Irate Sullen
Satisfie Fulfilled Content Serene Calm Pleased
Smug Complacent Relieved
Dissatisfied Disgruntled Discontented Sulky Broody Disaffected
Disappointed Disillusioned Disgusted
Hopeful Optimistic Bullish Buoyant Confident Sanguine
Hopeless Depressed Despairing Inconsolable Cheerless Melancholic
Blue Disheartened Downcast Discouraged Defeated
Powerless Helpless Overwhelmed Small Unimportant
Fearful Frightened Scared Terrified Horrified Aghast
Petrified Panicked Alarmed Cowardly Afraid
Vulnerable Alarmed Awkward Shy Timid
Bashful Worried Nervous Defensive Embarrassed
Courageous Brave Fearless Dauntless Nervy Audacious
Ashamed Guilty Remorseful Crummy
Cared-for Loved Loving Concerned Friendly Infatuated
Secure Warm Maternal Paternal
Bland Indifferent Apathetic Uncaring Uninterested Dispassionate
Withdrawn Distant Sluggish Lethargic Numb
Bored Listless Sullen Mopy Morose
Jealous Green with envy Peevish Embittered Bitter
Smpathetic Concerned Feel sorry for Grieving Melted Touched

 

Word Source:
Bartlett's Roget's Thesaurus; Little, Brown, & Company; Boston; 1996. The Concise Oxford Dictionary; 9th edition; Oxford University Press, NY; 1964 (1995).

 

 

 

 

Last updated: November 30, 2002