| No. | Term | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | Affect | Observable emotional response. |
| 2. | Agitation | Restless unease or irritation. |
| 3. | Anguish | Severe mental distress. |
| 4. | Anticipation | Eager expectation of something. |
| 5. | Apprehension | Anxious fear about future. |
| 6. | Arousal | Heightened physiological activation. |
| 7. | Attachment | Emotional bond to someone. |
| 8. | Awe | Wonder mixed with reverence. |
| 9. | Bliss | Perfect happiness or joy. |
| 10. | Brooding | Mood of gloomy thought. |
| 11. | Calm | Peaceful, untroubled state. |
| 12. | Caring | Kind concern for others. |
| 13. | Catharsis | Release of pent-up feeling. |
| 14. | Cheer | Lighthearted happiness. |
| 15. | Compassion | Concern for others’ suffering. |
| 16. | Contentment | Satisfied, peaceful feeling. |
| 17. | Craving | Strong desire or urge. |
| 18. | Delight | Great pleasure or joy. |
| 19. | Desire | Wanting something strongly. |
| 20. | Despair | Loss of hope. |
| 21. | Devotion | Deep loyal affection. |
| 22. | Dismay | Shock and disappointment. |
| 23. | Displeasure | Mild dissatisfaction or annoyance. |
| 24. | Dread | Intense fear of something. |
| 25. | Eagerness | Enthusiastic readiness. |
| 26. | Ecstasy | Overwhelming joy. |
| 27. | Elan | Energetic style and confidence. |
| 28. | Empathy | Understanding another’s feelings. |
| 29. | Ennui | Boredom and listlessness. |
| 30. | Euphoria | Intense, buoyant happiness. |
| 31. | Excitement | Lively anticipation or thrill. |
| 32. | Exhilaration | Invigorating joy. |
| 33. | Fascination | Strong interest and attraction. |
| 34. | Fear | Response to perceived danger. |
| 35. | Fervor | Intense passion. |
| 36. | Fondness | Gentle liking or affection. |
| 37. | Foreboding | Sense of impending trouble. |
| 38. | Frustration | Irritation from blocked goals. |
| 39. | Gaiety | Light, cheerful mood. |
| 40. | Glee | Exuberant delight. |
| 41. | Gloom | Dark, depressed mood. |
| 42. | Gratitude | Thankful appreciation. |
| 43. | Grief | Deep sorrow, especially loss. |
| 44. | Guilt | Remorse for wrongdoing. |
| 45. | Happiness | General feeling of pleasure. |
| 46. | Heartache | Emotional pain from loss. |
| 47. | Hope | Optimism about outcomes. |
| 48. | Horror | Intense fear and disgust. |
| 49. | Humiliation | Painful loss of dignity. |
| 50. | Hurt | Emotional pain or offense. |
| 51. | Hysteria | Uncontrolled emotional excitement. |
| 52. | Indignation | Anger at unfairness. |
| 53. | Infatuation | Intense, short-lived passion. |
| 54. | Insecurity | Lack of confidence; anxiety. |
| 55. | Interest | Curiosity and engagement. |
| 56. | Irritation | Mild anger or annoyance. |
| 57. | Jealousy | Fear of losing affection. |
| 58. | Jitteriness | Nervous shakiness. |
| 59. | Joy | Strong happiness. |
| 60. | Jubilation | Triumphant joy. |
| 61. | Liking | Positive regard or preference. |
| 62. | Longing | Yearning desire. |
| 63. | Love | Deep affection and care. |
| 64. | Lust | Strong sexual desire. |
| 65. | Melancholy | Pensive sadness. |
| 66. | Merriment | Joyful laughter and fun. |
| 67. | Misery | Great unhappiness or distress. |
| 68. | Mood | Prevailing emotional state. |
| 69. | Mortification | Embarrassment and shame. |
| 70. | Nervousness | Anxious unease. |
| 71. | Nostalgia | Sentimental longing for past. |
| 72. | Outrage | Furious anger. |
| 73. | Panic | Sudden overwhelming fear. |
| 74. | Passion | Intense love or enthusiasm. |
| 75. | Pity | Sorrow for another’s misfortune. |
| 76. | Pleasure | Enjoyment and satisfaction. |
| 77. | Pride | Satisfaction in achievement. |
| 78. | Rage | Violent anger. |
| 79. | Rapture | Intense joy or ecstasy. |
| 80. | Regret | Sorrow over past actions. |
| 81. | Relief | Easing of distress. |
| 82. | Remorse | Deep guilt and regret. |
| 83. | Resentment | Bitter anger at injustice. |
| 84. | Sadness | Feeling of sorrow. |
| 85. | Satisfaction | Fulfillment of needs or wants. |
| 86. | Serenity | Calm, clear tranquility. |
| 87. | Shame | Painful sense of dishonor. |
| 88. | Shock | Stunned disbelief. |
| 89. | Sorrow | Deep sadness. |
| 90. | Spite | Malicious ill will. |
| 91. | Stress | Mental strain or pressure. |
| 92. | Suffering | Enduring pain or distress. |
| 93. | Surprise | Reaction to the unexpected. |
| 94. | Tenderness | Gentle warmth and care. |
| 95. | Thrill | Sudden excitement and pleasure. |
| 96. | Torment | Severe mental anguish. |
| 97. | Tranquility | Peaceful calm. |
| 98. | Triumph | Joy from victory. |
| 99. | Trust | Confident reliance on someone. |
| 100. | Unease | Mild anxiety or discomfort. |
