🇺🇸 English · B1
Feelings & Opinions in English · B1
60 English words and phrases for feelings & opinions, at B1 level. Each entry shows the word, how to read it, what it means, and a full example sentence with translation.
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disappointeddisappointed
He was disappointed with the result.
He was disappointed with the result.
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nervousnervous
I get nervous before presentations.
I get nervous before presentations.
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proudproud
We're proud of your progress.
We're proud of your progress.
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jealousjealous
She felt jealous of her friend's success.
She felt jealous of her friend's success.
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doubtdoubt
I have doubts about the plan.
I have doubts about the plan.
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relievedrelieved
I was relieved to hear the news.
I was relieved to hear the news.
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annoyedannoyed
She was annoyed by the noise.
She was annoyed by the noise.
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curiouscurious
Children are naturally curious.
Children are naturally curious.
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calmcalm
Stay calm and think it through.
Stay calm and think it through.
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heartbrokenheartbroken
She was heartbroken after her dog passed away.
She was heartbroken after her dog passed away.
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devastateddevastated
The family was devastated by the loss.
The family was devastated by the loss.
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ecstaticecstatic
He was ecstatic about the job offer.
He was ecstatic about the job offer.
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panickedpanicked
I panicked when I couldn't find my passport.
I panicked when I couldn't find my passport.
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terrifiedterrified
She was terrified of flying.
She was terrified of flying.
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moodymoody
The kids got moody after losing the game.
The kids got moody after losing the game.
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sentimentalsentimental
Old photos always make me sentimental.
Old photos always make me sentimental.
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nostalgicnostalgic
He had a nostalgic look on his face.
He had a nostalgic look on his face.
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desiredesire
She felt a strong desire to go back home.
She felt a strong desire to go back home.
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shameshame
There's no shame in asking for help.
There's no shame in asking for help.
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disgusteddisgusted
I was disgusted by the mess in the kitchen.
I was disgusted by the mess in the kitchen.
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resentfulresentful
He grew resentful of his coworker's success.
He grew resentful of his coworker's success.
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bitterbitter
Don't let the divorce make you bitter.
Don't let the divorce make you bitter.
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griefgrief
It takes time to process grief.
It takes time to process grief.
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sadnesssadness
Her voice was full of sadness.
Her voice was full of sadness.
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hopelesshopeless
I feel hopeless about finding a new job.
I feel hopeless about finding a new job.
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helplesshelpless
I felt helpless watching the flood on the news.
I felt helpless watching the flood on the news.
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insecureinsecure
He feels insecure about his English.
He feels insecure about his English.
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restlessrestless
The kids were restless before the trip.
The kids were restless before the trip.
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tensetense
The meeting felt tense after the argument.
The meeting felt tense after the argument.
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touchedtouched
I was touched by their kindness.
I was touched by their kindness.
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In my opinion, it's worth trying.In my opinion, it's worth trying.
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I see what you mean.I see what you mean.
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It's not a big deal.It's not a big deal.
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I'm really looking forward to it.I'm really looking forward to it.
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It's been weighing on my mind.It's been weighing on my mind.
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You made my day!You made my day!
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I got goosebumps.I got goosebumps.
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I was heartbroken when we broke up.I was heartbroken when we broke up.
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She was devastated by the news.She was devastated by the news.
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I was ecstatic when I passed.I was ecstatic when I passed.
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He panicked during the exam.He panicked during the exam.
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I was terrified of the dark as a kid.I was terrified of the dark as a kid.
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Stop being so sulky about it.Stop being so sulky about it.
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This song makes me feel sentimental.This song makes me feel sentimental.
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I felt a wistful longing for my hometown.I felt a wistful longing for my hometown.
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She was filled with shame after the mistake.She was filled with shame after the mistake.
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I was disgusted by the smell.I was disgusted by the smell.
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He felt resentful about being left out.He felt resentful about being left out.
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Her tone was cold and bitter.Her tone was cold and bitter.
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We were overcome with grief.We were overcome with grief.
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I felt a deep sorrow for them.I felt a deep sorrow for them.
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I feel hopeless about the situation.I feel hopeless about the situation.
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I felt helpless watching it happen.I felt helpless watching it happen.
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I've always felt insecure about my height.I've always felt insecure about my height.
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I've been restless all week.I've been restless all week.
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The room was full of tense energy.The room was full of tense energy.
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I was really touched by your letter.I was really touched by your letter.
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It's easier said than done.It's easier said than done.
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That struck a chord with me.That struck a chord with me.
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I have a soft spot for him.I have a soft spot for him.
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