Emotions Vocabulary

Abusive

Adjective

Treating someone in a cruel, violent, or unfair way, especially regularly or repeatedly.

Achingly

Adverb

In a way that causes deep emotion or strong feeling, especially of pain or beauty.

Admire

Verb

To respect or appreciate someone or something for their qualities or achievements.

Adore

Verb

To love or like something or someone deeply with affection.

Adventure

Noun

An exciting or unusual experience, often involving travel or trying something new.

Adversity

Noun

Difficult or challenging situations that cause hardship or struggle.

Affection

Noun

A warm feeling of care, fondness, or love toward someone or something.

Afraid

Adjective

Feeling fear or worry; or being politely sorry about something.

Against

Preposition

In opposition to; or in contact with.

Aggressive

Adjective

Being forceful, angry, or very active in doing something.

Agony

Noun

Very strong physical or emotional pain.

Ah

Interjection

Used to show surprise, pleasure, pain, or understanding.

Album

Noun

A collection of songs, photos, or memories kept together.

Alive

Adjective

Living; not dead. Can also mean full of energy or excitement.

All right

Adjective

(adj) : Safe, well, or in good enough condition. (adv) : In a satisfactory, acceptable, or good enough way. (int.) : Okay! Sure! Let’s go!

Alone

Adjective

(adj) : Having no one else present; without other people. (adv) : Without help or support from anyone; by doing something on your own.

Altruism

Noun

The selfless act of helping others simply because you care, without expecting anything in return, whether it’s giving time, support, or kindness.

Amazed

Adjective

Feeling very surprised because something is wonderful or unexpected.

Amazing

Adjective

Causing great surprise or wonder; very impressive.

Anger

Noun

A strong feeling of being upset, annoyed, or mad because of something wrong or unfair.