🇺🇸 English · B2
Feelings & Opinions in English · B2
60 English words and phrases for feelings & opinions, at B2 level. Each entry shows the word, how to read it, what it means, and a full example sentence with translation.
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frustratedfrustrated
I get frustrated when I can't express myself.
I get frustrated when I can't express myself.
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gratefulgrateful
I'm grateful for your support.
I'm grateful for your support.
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confidentconfident
Be confident in your abilities.
Be confident in your abilities.
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perspectiveperspective
Travel gives you a new perspective.
Travel gives you a new perspective.
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hesitanthesitant
She was hesitant to speak up.
She was hesitant to speak up.
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anxiousanxious
She felt anxious before the results came out.
She felt anxious before the results came out.
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enviousenvious
I'm envious of your travel schedule.
I'm envious of your travel schedule.
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contentcontent
She seems content with her simple life.
She seems content with her simple life.
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movedmoved
I was deeply moved by his speech.
I was deeply moved by his speech.
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indifferentindifferent
He seemed indifferent to the outcome of the game.
He seemed indifferent to the outcome of the game.
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apatheticapathetic
Many voters felt apathetic about the election.
Many voters felt apathetic about the election.
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numbnumb
After the accident, she felt completely numb.
After the accident, she felt completely numb.
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detacheddetached
He stayed emotionally detached during the interview.
He stayed emotionally detached during the interview.
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aloofaloof
She acted aloof at the party.
She acted aloof at the party.
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withdrawnwithdrawn
He's been withdrawn since he lost his job.
He's been withdrawn since he lost his job.
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isolatedisolated
Working from home can make you feel isolated.
Working from home can make you feel isolated.
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alienatedalienated
The new policy alienated many employees.
The new policy alienated many employees.
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vulnerablevulnerable
Sharing my story made me feel vulnerable.
Sharing my story made me feel vulnerable.
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disillusioneddisillusioned
She became disillusioned with politics.
She became disillusioned with politics.
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exasperatedexasperated
The manager sighed, exasperated by the delays.
The manager sighed, exasperated by the delays.
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dishearteneddisheartened
Don't be disheartened by one failure.
Don't be disheartened by one failure.
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downcastdowncast
He kept his eyes downcast during the scolding.
He kept his eyes downcast during the scolding.
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forlornforlorn
He wandered around looking utterly forlorn.
He wandered around looking utterly forlorn.
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warywary
I'm wary of strangers who are too friendly.
I'm wary of strangers who are too friendly.
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apprehensiveapprehensive
I'm apprehensive about the results.
I'm apprehensive about the results.
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complacentcomplacent
Success can make people complacent.
Success can make people complacent.
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smugsmug
He wore a smug grin after winning.
He wore a smug grin after winning.
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self-consciousself-conscious
I feel self-conscious about my accent.
I feel self-conscious about my accent.
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unsettledunsettled
Something about the news left me unsettled.
Something about the news left me unsettled.
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reminiscereminisce
We love to reminisce about college.
We love to reminisce about college.
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I have mixed feelings about it.I have mixed feelings about it.
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Let's agree to disagree.Let's agree to disagree.
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That really made my day.That really made my day.
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I'm torn between the two options.I'm torn between the two options.
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It brought tears to my eyes.It brought tears to my eyes.
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A weight has been lifted off my shoulders.A weight has been lifted off my shoulders.
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I can't put my feelings into words.I can't put my feelings into words.
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I feel completely indifferent about the outcome.I feel completely indifferent about the outcome.
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He seemed apathetic about the whole situation.He seemed apathetic about the whole situation.
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I felt numb after hearing the news.I felt numb after hearing the news.
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She's been emotionally detached lately.She's been emotionally detached lately.
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He can come across as aloof.He can come across as aloof.
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She's become withdrawn since the breakup.She's become withdrawn since the breakup.
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I've felt isolated since moving here.I've felt isolated since moving here.
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He feels alienated from his old friends.He feels alienated from his old friends.
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I feel vulnerable when I open up.I feel vulnerable when I open up.
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I've grown disillusioned with the industry.I've grown disillusioned with the industry.
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Her excuses left me exasperated.Her excuses left me exasperated.
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The results left him disheartened.The results left him disheartened.
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She looked downcast after the meeting.She looked downcast after the meeting.
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He wandered around looking utterly forlorn.He wandered around looking utterly forlorn.
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I'm wary of strangers who are too friendly.I'm wary of strangers who are too friendly.
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I'm apprehensive about the surgery.I'm apprehensive about the surgery.
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Don't get too complacent with your success.Don't get too complacent with your success.
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He had a smug look on his face.He had a smug look on his face.
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I felt self-conscious in the spotlight.I felt self-conscious in the spotlight.
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Something about the news left me unsettled.Something about the news left me unsettled.
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I like to reminisce about the old days.I like to reminisce about the old days.
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I'm at my wit's end with this project.I'm at my wit's end with this project.
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Bottling up your feelings isn't healthy.Bottling up your feelings isn't healthy.
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