Emotions

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Englishbeginnerby obydizobella
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surprised
there was a surprised silence
happy
Melissa came in looking happy and excited
sad
I was sad and subdued
angry
an angry customer
tired
She is now sick and tired of pottering.
scared
I wasn't scared at all
proud
a proud grandma of three boys
worried
there was a worried frown on his face
silly
another of his silly jokes
cranky
The filter can be cranky sometimes.
shy
confused
I am confused and rudderless.
ashamed
you should be ashamed of yourself
upset
the accusation upset her
curious
He is curious of his suitor.
bored
What made him bored
lonely
Build the broken, Touch the lonely.
hungry
I was feeling ravenously hungry
energetic
energetic exercise
amused
She is part of the amuse agency.
sick
nursing very sick children
confident
Vainglory makes him more confident.
embarrassed
an embarrassed silence
in love
mad
He is wacko, mad and crazy.
so so
bad
Edward frequently obtained bad marks due to quarrelsome and bad conduct.
sleepy
the wine had made her sleepy
fine
this was a fine piece of filmmaking
good
a good quality of life
withrawn
determined
Alice was determined to be heard
crazy
Stella went crazy and assaulted a visitor
cold
Anticyclone forms above the cold continent during winter.
bashful
don't be bashful about telling folks how you feel
depressed
He was depressed after he received stricture.
enraged
an enraged mob screamed abuse
frightened
a frightened child
interested
I had always been interested in history
hopeful
I was really hopeful in the start.
regretful
he sounded regretful but pointed out that he had committed himself
stubborn
a stubborn refusal to learn from experience
suspicious
I am also suspicious of him.
thirsty
the hikers were hot and thirsty
guilty
he was found guilty of manslaughter
nervous
a sensitive, nervous person
disgusted
a disgusted look
ecstatic
ecstatic fans filled the stadium
frustrated
young people get frustrated with the system
hurt
Ow! You're hurting me!
smug
he was feeling smug after his win
thoughtful
He is portly, good humored, and thoughtful.
pained
a pained expression came over his face
optimistic
the optimistic mood of the Sixties
relieved
The pill relieved the pain.
puzzled
The puzzled tourist asks what the story is.
shocked
The accident shocked people.
joyful
joyful music
glad
I'm really glad to hear that
funny
a funny story
dreamy
a slow dreamy melody
excaited
scruffy
a teenager in scruffy jeans and a baggy T-shirt
self-centered
he's far too self-centered to care what you do
steadfast
steadfast loyalty
imaginative
The statue above is imaginative.
rude
she had been rude to her boss
headstrong
I am headstrong and like getting my own way
uninhibited
fits of uninhibited laughter
pretty
a pretty little girl with an engaging grin
affectionate
It is affectionate badinage.
timid
I was too timid to ask for what I wanted
unsociable
Terry was grumpy and unsociable
talkative
the talkative driver hadn't stopped chatting
intelligent
cheerful
how can she be so cheerful at six o'clock in the morning?
moody
she met his moody adolescent brother
dangerous
a dangerous animal
reclretful

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