Карточки IELTS: Beginner Feelings, Emotions, and Opinions Vocabulary Set 1 | Quizlet

afraid

(adjective) Being in a state of fear.

afraid

(adjective) Unwilling, hesitant, or unenthusiastic about something.

bad

(adjective) Used to describe something with a negative connotation or meaning.

cry

(verb) To shed tears because of the strong emotions, either sad or happy.

excellent

(adjective) Used to desribe something that is of highest quality.

exciting

(adjective) Causing enthusiasm and interest among others.

hate

(noun) A strong feeling of dislike or contempt for someone.

hate

(verb) To feel dislike, a negative emotion towards someone.

interest

(noun) Wanting to give your attention to something.

opinion

(noun) A person's views and thoughts on a topic or advice on something.

prefer

(verb) To like something more than something else.

relax

(verb) Make something/someone less tense and calm.

relaxed

(adjective) In a calm or resting state; not tense.

support

(verb) To share or strengthen an opinion or outcome.

wonderful

(adjective) Inspiring delight or admiration; extremely good.

afraid

Which word has the following synonyms?

frightened, scared

afraid

Which word has the following synonyms?

anxious, hesitant

bad

Which word has the following synonyms?

substandard, awful

cry

Which word has the following synonyms?

sob, bowl, weep

excellent

Which word has the following synonyms?

terrific, wonderful, great

exciting

Which word has the following synonyms?

astonishing, intriguing, thrilling, interesting

hate

Which word has the following synonyms?

animosity, antagonism, dislike, enmity, hatred

interest

Which word has the following synonyms?

like,

opinion

Which word has the following synonyms?

attitude, feeling, idea, sentiment

prefer

Which word has the following synonyms?

adopt, choose, pick

relax

Which word has the following synonyms?

calm, lie down, recline, sit back, loosen up

relaxed

Which word has the following synonyms?

sleepy, laid-back, casual, comfortable

wonderful

Which word has the following synonyms?

amazing, wonderful, terrific, splendid

afraid

Which word has the following antonyms?

brave, calm

afraid

Which word has the following antonyms?

happy, ready, willing

bad

Which word has the following antonyms?

good, noble

cry

Which word has the following antonyms?

laugh, be happy

excellent

Which word has the following antonyms?

bad, poor, terrible

exciting

Which word has the following antonyms?

boring, dull, tiresome

hate

Which word has the following antonyms?

friendship, happiness, kindness, liking, love, pleasure

interest

Which word has the following antonyms?

boredom

prefer

Which word has the following antonyms?

dislike, hate, reject, ignore

relax

Which word has the following antonyms?

aggitate, be active, iritate, excite

relaxed

Which word has the following antonyms?

tense, formal, alert, awake, taut

wonderful

Which word has the following antonyms?

terrible, awful, horrible

afraid

Hannah always takes the stairs because she is _____ of elevators.

afraid

I am _____ I have to decline your invitation for dinner.

bad

It was a _____ decision to go for a walk in this weather.

cry

His story was so funny that it made me _____ from laughter.

excellent

The player's _____ shot gave the goalkeeper no chance to save it!

exciting

Last week's race was one of the most _____ in recent memory because it was close the entire time!

hate

_____ is the most destructive feeling that destroys a person.

hated

I _____ the social division between people.

interest

Yes, I do have an _____ in English literature.

opinion

The journalist shared their _____.

prefer

I _____ vanilla ice cream over chocolate.

relaxes

Magnesium _____ the muscles and improves the work of the heart.

relaxed

He spoke in a _____ and friendly way when he was on vacation.

supports

Michael _____ the idea of a longer maternity leave for mothers.

wonderful

She had a _____ time at the dance.