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A free, playable vocabulary list. · 20 words · CEFR B1

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1moodnounB1the way you feel at a particular time
She is in a good mood today.
2emotionnounB1a strong feeling such as love or anger
He could not hide his emotion.
3joynounB1a feeling of great happiness
The children shouted with joy.
4sadnessnounB1the feeling of being unhappy
Music can turn sadness into hope.
5angernounB1the strong feeling you have when you are annoyed
He tried to control his anger.
6fearnounB1the feeling you have when you are afraid
She has a fear of flying.
7worrynounB1the feeling of being anxious about something
Money is a constant worry for him.
8nervousadjectiveB1tense because something important is coming
I feel nervous before an interview.
9calmadjectiveB1peaceful and not excited or angry
She stayed calm during the storm.
10proudadjectiveB1pleased about something you or others did well
Her parents are proud of her.
11lonelyadjectiveB1unhappy because you are alone
He felt lonely in the new city.
12excitedadjectiveB1happy and eager about something good
The kids are excited about the trip.
13gratefuladjectiveB1feeling thankful to someone
I am grateful for your help.
14disappointedadjectiveB1sad because something did not meet your hopes
She was disappointed with the result.
15embarrassedadjectiveB1feeling shy or uncomfortable about something
He felt embarrassed by his mistake.
16hopefuladjectiveB1believing that something good will happen
The team is hopeful about the final.
17comfortnounB1a feeling of peace and safety
Her words gave me comfort.
18couragenounB1the strength to face danger or fear
It took courage to speak in public.
19stressnounB1mental pressure that makes you feel tense
Exams cause stress for many students.
20reliefnounB1the calm feeling after worry or pain ends
She sighed with relief at the news.

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