Feelings And Emotions Vocabulary

adjective feeling annoyed or fed up

adverb in a manner that shows annoyance or frustration

• The employees were getting browned off with the constant changes in management.
• I'm getting browned off with all the construction noise next door.
• She was really browned off when her favorite show got canceled.
• His constant complaining really browned off his friends.

noun a feeling or state of great joy or pride

• The team's victory was met with great elation from their supporters.
• She was jumping with elation when she found out she got the job.
• I was on cloud nine with pure elation after acing my exam.
• His heart swelled with elation as he watched his daughter graduate.

noun a natural instinctive state of mind deriving from one's circumstances, mood, or relationships with others

• The study aimed to analyze the correlation between music and human emotion.
• I can't control my emotions when I watch that movie.
• She's always in her feels, letting her emotions rule her decisions.
• His words cut through her like a knife, stirring up a whirlwind of emotions.

verb to surround or restrict someone or something

adverb in a manner that surrounds or restricts someone or something

• The building was hemmed in by tall skyscrapers on all sides.
• I feel so hemmed in by all these rules and regulations.
• I'm totally hemmed in by my crazy schedule right now.
• Her anxiety hemmed her in, making it hard to see a way out of the situation.