feelings and emotions adjectives
feeling or showing an appreciation for kindness, favors, or benefits received
grateful
to cause someone to feel a sudden wave of intense excitement, pleasure, or a tingling sensation.
thrill
physical travel, directing a route, digital browsing, and managing complex situations
navigate
something that has not yet been found, noticed, or brought to light
undiscovered
a negative emotional state that stems from wishing you had made a different choice in the past
regret
a feeling of deep pleasure, satisfaction, or self-respect regarding your own achievements or possessions
proud
to make someone feel annoyed or discouraged because they cannot achieve what they want, or to prevent a plan/effort from succeeding
frustrate
it generally means to pass a substance (like a liquid or gas) through a device to remove unwanted particles, or to selectively sort and remove data
filter (v)
to go, come, or put something inside a place or system
enter (v)
an intense, deep feeling of sadness, grief, or regret, typically caused by a significant loss, misfortune, or disappointment
sorrow
to be extremely frightened or terrified, often to the point where you are completely frozen and physically unable to move
scared stiff
to completely use up a resource, drain physical or emotional energy
exhaust
being left somewhere unpleasant, remote, or inconvenient
be stranded
To think someone is guilty
suspect (v)
to believe, anticipate, or consider it probable that something will happen
expect
astonished, amazed, or shocked
gobsmacked
to cause someone to feel self-conscious, ashamed, or uncomfortable, usually in a social situation
embarrass
to protect or shield something from danger or bad weather, or to take cover in a safe place.
shelter (v)
to leave someone or something behind, or to give up on a plan or activity entirely
abandon
to make something known openly, formally, or emphatically
e.g. love
declare
Emotionally, it implies that a person's composure, confidence, or belief system has been severely compromised or broken by devastating news
shattered
to make someone extremely angry or furious
infuriate
to survive a difficult situation, avoid bankruptcy, or simply stay above water
keep afloat
being contaminated or affected by disease-causing organisms (like bacteria, viruses, or parasites)
infected
the act of refusing to accept, use, or believe someone or something
rejection