Emotion Vocabulary
215 words
Learn 215 emotion vocabulary words with AI images and etymology. Frequently tested in SAT, GRE, TOEFL.
Coverage by exam
How this theme is represented in each major exam.
Sample 20 words (preview)
Preview the most frequent words in this theme. Register to learn all.
jocose
ADJECTIVEplayful or humorous; characterized by jokes and good humor
jocund
ADJECTIVEcheerful and lighthearted; merry
jollity
NOUNthe quality or state of being cheerful and full of high spirits
assurance
NOUNa positive declaration intended to give confidence; a promise
balm
NOUNa sweet-smelling oil or ointment used to heal or soothe the skin
bilious
ADJECTIVEaffected by or associated with nausea or vomiting
boring
ADJECTIVECausing weariness and restlessness through lack of interest; dull and repetitive. Making someone feel tired and impatient.
burdensome
ADJECTIVECausing difficulty, worry, or hard work; imposing a heavy load or responsibility that is hard to bear.
loathsome
ADJECTIVEcausing hatred or disgust; repulsive
camaraderie
NOUNmutual trust and friendship among people who spend a lot of time together
cantankerous
ADJECTIVEbad-tempered, argumentative, and uncooperative
chafe
VERBto rub and irritate the skin
crave
VERBto have a powerful desire for something
companionship
NOUNa feeling of friendship and enjoying the company of others
composed
ADJECTIVEcalm and in control of one's emotions; not excited or anxious
compunctious
ADJECTIVEfeeling or showing remorse or regret; having a guilty conscience
console
VERBto comfort someone who is unhappy or disappointed
crestfallen
ADJECTIVEdejected and disappointed; sad and discouraged
daydream
NOUNa series of pleasant thoughts that distract one's attention from the present
deflate
VERBTo let air or gas out of something, or to reduce someone's confidence, enthusiasm, or pride.
Learn all 215 emotion words →
AI-generated images, etymology, and spaced-repetition.