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What is a list of feeling verbs?

Here's a list of feeling verbs, categorized to help you find the right word:

Basic Emotions:

* Joy/Happiness: love, adore, delight, enjoy, cherish, appreciate, relish,

* Sadness/Grief: grieve, mourn, sorrow, lament, weep, ache, despair

* Anger/Frustration: hate, despise, loathe, resent, rage, fury, irritate, annoy

* Fear/Anxiety: fear, dread, worry, panic, tremble, cringe

* Surprise/Amazement: surprise, amaze, astonish, startle, shock

More Specific Emotions:

* Positive: thrilled, excited, inspired, optimistic, hopeful, grateful, proud, satisfied

* Negative: disgusted, ashamed, embarrassed, jealous, envious, guilty, lonely, depressed

* Neutral: curious, indifferent, confused, bored, calm, relaxed, content

Other Verbs that Describe Feelings:

* Physical Sensations: tingle, burn, ache, flutter, throb

* Mental States: think, believe, remember, forget, imagine, dream, understand, ponder

* Social Interactions: trust, respect, admire, disapprove, dislike, hate, love, care

Tips for Using Feeling Verbs:

* Choose verbs that are specific and evocative. Instead of saying "I felt bad," try "I felt disappointed," or "I felt angry."

* Use adverbs and adjectives to modify your feeling verbs. For example, "I felt deeply saddened," or "I felt extremely happy."

* Consider the context. The appropriate feeling verb will depend on the situation.

Remember, this is just a starting point! There are countless ways to express feelings, and the best way to find the right words is to experiment and explore your own vocabulary.

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