Words To Describe Intense Emotions

adjective showing wild, uncontrolled behavior

adverb in a wild and frenzied manner

• The soldier went berserk during the battle, causing chaos among the ranks.
• When I told him the news, he went berserk and started yelling.
• She went totally berserk when she found out her favorite band was coming to town.
• The stock market went berserk after the unexpected announcement.

verb to fill with delight or joy; to enrapture

• The beauty of the artwork enravished all who beheld it.
• She was enravished by the breathtaking view from the top of the mountain.
• I was totally enravished by that new song, it's fire!
• The idea of traveling to a distant land enravished her imagination.

verb past tense of 'enthral', meaning to captivate or fascinate

adjective captivated or fascinated by someone or something

• The audience was enthralled by the speaker's captivating presentation.
• I was completely enthralled by that movie, it was so good!
• I was totally enthralled by that concert last night, it was lit!
• The idea of traveling to far-off lands always enthralled her imagination.

adjective having the characteristics of fire; burning or glowing intensely

• The fiery sunset painted the sky in vibrant hues of orange and red.
• Her fiery temper flared up when she found out about the betrayal.
• That mixtape is straight fire, it's so fiery!
• His fiery passion for music drove him to pursue a career in the industry.

adjective an adjective describes or modifies a noun or pronoun, in this case 'overwhelming' describes something that is overpowering or intense

• The amount of data to analyze was overwhelming for the research team.
• I feel so overwhelmed by all the work piling up.
• The concert was absolutely overwhelming, dude!
• The sense of loss was overwhelming, like a tidal wave crashing over me.

verb present participle of the verb 'rage'

adjective showing or expressing intense anger or violence

• The raging storm caused widespread destruction in the coastal region.
• The kids were raging at the party last night.
• She was totally raging at him for forgetting her birthday.
• The debate over the new policy was raging on social media.

adjective completely fascinated or absorbed by what one is seeing or hearing

adverb in a state of being completely fascinated or absorbed

• The audience was rapt as the speaker delivered his powerful message.
• I was completely rapt during the entire movie, it was so good!
• I was rapt with excitement when I found out I got the job.
• She was rapt in thought, unable to focus on anything else.

adjective causing or capable of causing sickness or disgust

• The sickening display of violence in the movie was difficult to watch.
• I can't believe how sickening that food poisoning was.
• The way he treated her was just sickening, man.
• The corruption in the government is truly sickening to witness.

noun intense or violent pain and struggle

• The country was in the throes of a political crisis.
• She was in the throes of planning her wedding.
• I can't believe he got caught in the throes of a messy breakup.
• The artist was in the throes of inspiration, creating masterpiece after masterpiece.

adjective an adjective used to describe something that continues without interruption or relief

• The patient's pain was unrelieved by the medication.
• No matter how much he rested, his headache remained unrelieved.
• She was unrelieved about failing the test.
• The tension in the room was unrelieved as they waited for the results.

adjective describing something that cannot be expressed in words

• The beauty of the sunset was so unutterable that no words could do it justice.
• I was left speechless by the unutterable sight of the Grand Canyon.
• That concert was unutterably awesome, dude!
• The weight of grief she felt was unutterable, like a heavy burden on her heart.