Feeling Vocabulary
Feelings
Explore and expand your feeling vocabulary to better understand and express emotions.
Angry
Meaning: You feel mad or upset because something is wrong or unfair.
Examples:I am very angry right now.
He yelled because he was angry.
She looked angry after the meeting.
They made me feel angry.
Don't talk to me, I'm angry.
Annoyed
Meaning: You feel bothered or irritated by something small.
Examples:I feel annoyed by the noise.
She gets annoyed easily.
That buzzing sound is so annoying.
He looked annoyed when I asked.
I'm annoyed with this problem.
Cold
Meaning: You feel chilly because the temperature is low.
Examples:I'm feeling cold today.
It's cold outside.
My hands are cold.
She was shivering from the cold.
He put on a jacket because it was cold.
Confused
Meaning: You don't understand something and feel unsure.
Examples:I am confused about the rules.
She looked confused in class.
He gave a confused answer.
This puzzle makes me feel confused.
I don't know what to do — I'm confused.
Dissapointed
Meaning: You feel sad because something didn't go the way you hoped.
Examples:I'm disappointed in the results.
He looked disappointed after the test.
She felt disappointed with her team.
The movie was disappointing.
I didn't win, and I'm disappointed.
Embarrassed
Meaning: You feel shy or uncomfortable because of something you did or what others saw.
Examples:I was so embarrassed.
He felt embarrassed when he fell.
She turned red from embarrassment.
I get embarrassed when I speak in public.
That was an embarrassing moment.
Grumpy
Meaning: You feel a little angry or in a bad mood, usually for no big reason.
Examples:I feel grumpy today.
He's always grumpy in the morning.
Don't talk to me, I'm grumpy.
She was grumpy after work.
The baby looks grumpy.
Happy
Meaning: You feel good, smiley, and full of joy.
Examples:I'm so happy right now!
She looked happy with the gift.
He was happy to see his friends.
I feel happy when I'm with you.
They are a happy family.
Hopeful
Meaning: You believe something good will happen soon.
Examples:I feel hopeful about the future.
She is hopeful she will pass.
He gave us a hopeful message.
We are hopeful things will change.
That news made me feel hopeful.
Hot
Meaning: You feel warm or sweaty because the temperature is high.
Examples:It's so hot today!
I feel hot in this jacket.
She was sweating because it was hot.
This coffee is very hot.
He looked hot and tired.
Hungry
Meaning: Your stomach feels empty and you want to eat.
Examples:I am really hungry.
Let's eat, I'm hungry.
She gets hungry after school.
He looked hungry.
I'm too hungry to wait.
In love
Meaning: You have strong, warm feelings for someone special.
Examples:I think I'm in love.
She looks in love.
He is in love with her.
They are so in love.
I feel in love when I see you.
Sad
Meaning: You feel unhappy or want to cry because something bad happened.
Examples:I feel very sad today.
He looked sad after the call.
She is sad about the news.
It's a sad story.
That made me feel sad.
Scared
Meaning: You feel afraid because something seems dangerous or strange.
Examples:I'm scared of the dark.
She looked scared.
He was scared to jump.
I feel scared sometimes.
That noise scared me.
Shy
Meaning: You feel nervous or quiet around people, especially new people.
Examples:I'm a little shy.
He is too shy to speak.
She felt shy on stage.
I get shy around new people.
Don't be shy!
Sick
Meaning: Your body doesn't feel well, maybe you have a fever or cough.
Examples:I feel sick today.
He looked sick.
She is sick and stayed home.
I think I'm getting sick.
Being sick is no fun.
Sleepy
Meaning: You feel tired and want to rest or sleep.
Examples:I'm so sleepy.
She looked sleepy in class.
He is always sleepy in the morning.
I feel sleepy after lunch.
Let's go to bed, I'm sleepy.
Stressed
Meaning: You feel pressure or worry because of too much to do or think about.
Examples:I'm feeling stressed.
She is stressed about work.
He looks very stressed.
This test makes me stressed.
I need a break, I'm stressed.
Surprised
Meaning: You feel shocked or amazed by something you didn't expect.
Examples:I was so surprised!
She looked surprised.
He was surprised by the gift.
That news surprised me.
What a surprising moment!
Worried
Meaning: You keep thinking something bad might happen.
Examples:I'm worried about my exam.
She looked worried.
He was worried he might fail.
I feel worried all the time.
Don't be so worried.
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