anxiousfeeling worried or nervous about something uncertainShe felt anxious before the job interview.
frustratedfeeling annoyed because something is not going as plannedHe was frustrated by the constant delays.
contentfeeling satisfied and at peace with your situationShe was content with her simple but happy life.
overwhelmedfeeling unable to cope with something too difficult or intenseHe felt overwhelmed by the amount of work.
jealousfeeling unhappy because someone has something you wantShe was jealous of her sister's success.
gratefulfeeling or showing thanks for something receivedI am truly grateful for all your help.
embarrassedfeeling ashamed or self-conscious because of something you didShe was embarrassed when she mispronounced the word.
confidentfeeling certain of your own abilitiesHe felt confident going into the presentation.
boredfeeling uninterested or tired due to lack of stimulationThe children were bored on the long train journey.
enthusiasticshowing intense enjoyment or interestShe is enthusiastic about learning new languages.
melancholya feeling of deep sadness without obvious causeThe rainy weather gave him a sense of melancholy.
relievedfeeling happy because something worrying has endedShe was relieved when the exam results were good.
shockedfeeling sudden surprise or horrorHe was shocked to hear the bad news.
proudfeeling pleased about your own or someone else's achievementShe was proud of her children's accomplishments.
lonelyfeeling sad because you are alone or without friendsMoving to a new city can feel lonely at first.
irritatedfeeling slightly angry or annoyedShe was irritated by the constant noise.
hopefulfeeling optimistic that something good will happenHe remained hopeful despite the setbacks.
ashamedfeeling guilty or embarrassed about something you didHe was ashamed of his behaviour at the party.
calmpeaceful and not worried or upsetShe took a deep breath to stay calm.
excitedfeeling very happy and enthusiastic about something forthcomingThe children were excited about the school trip.
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