Psychological Terms Related To Emotions

adverb modifies a verb, adjective, or other adverb by providing more information about how, when, where, or to what extent something is done

• The novel's ending was affectingly poignant, leaving a lasting impact on the readers.
• The movie's emotional scenes were affectingly beautiful, making everyone tear up.
• The song lyrics were so affectingly relatable, it hit me right in the feels.
• Her artwork was affectingly vibrant, capturing the essence of human emotions.

noun a person who has been offended or insulted

• The affrontee was deeply offended by the disrespectful comments made by the speaker.
• She was the affrontee in the argument and felt hurt by the harsh words exchanged.
• The affrontee was not having any of the rude behavior and quickly shut it down.
• As the affrontee of the situation, she stood her ground and refused to be disrespected.

noun a behavior or action that causes offense or insult

adjective offensive or insulting in nature

• The diplomat considered the ambassador's behavior to be quite affronty.
• I can't believe she said that to you, how affronty!
• Her affronty attitude is really getting on my nerves.
• His affronty remarks cut deeper than he realized.