Adjectives 1
A friend doesn't invite you to his wedding. You're o...
offended
A stranger gives you a lot of help with a problem. You're very g...
grateful
I was scared s _ _ _ _ when I heard the bedroom door opening.
stiff
with little hope, and ready to do anything to improve the situation = d...
desperate
extremely shocked or disgusted = h...
horrified
You discover that you have a brother you had never known about. You're a...
astonished
You don't get the job you were expecting to. You're fairly d...
deflated
I'm absolutely s _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ (exhausted). I want to relax and put my feet up.
shattered
Incredibly pleased = d...
delighted
very surprised and unable to move or react = s...
stunned
You have finished giving a presentation at a prestigious conference and all went well, despite your prior nerves. You're feeling r...
relieved
You discover you're pop idol has opposing political views to you. You feel a bit d...
disillusioned
When he missed that penalty, I was absolutely g _ _ _ _ _ (very disappointed).
gutted
Really resentful = b...
bitter
Animated to do something = i...
inspired
You've gone hiking and got separated from your group. you cant get a signal on your phone to get help. You feel d...
distressed
Your company has fast-tracked the new intern, who now holds the position you've been working to get for the past two years. You're really r...
resentful
He was really ch _ _ _ _ _ (pleased or happy) with his present.
chuffed
Extremely upset = d...
devastated
extremely confused = b...
bewildered
You've successfully eaten a box of chocolates by yourself. You're feeling g...
gratified
You help a friend to feel stronger and more confident, after she had gone through a difficult period. She now feels e...
empowered
I was completely g _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ (astonished) when I heard that Tina was getting married.
gobsmacked
Extremely happy = o...
overjoyed
feeling such strong emotions that you don't know how to react = o...
overwhelmed