C2 Level English Vocabulary on Emotional States (copy)

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Buoyant

Optimistic and cheerful, especially in the face of difficulties.

Beaming

To convey joy so intensely that one seems to radiate light.

Exuberant

Overflowing with energy and vitality; very active and lively.

Upbeat

Suggests a positive, proactive mood; denotes optimism.

Bubbly

Lively, enthusiastic, and outgoing; akin to the effervescence of champagne.

Elated

Incredibly excited and happy due to a major positive event.

Jubilant

Offers a public, external expression of collective joy.

On Cloud 9

To be extremely happy or euphoric, often after monumental events.

Blissful

Represents a state of untroubled happiness; associated with serenity and peace.

Jovial

Cheerful, hearty, and good-natured; related to the planet Jupiter.

Fidgety

Inability to remain still, often due to nervousness or boredom.

Jittery

Nervously restless, often accompanied by physical shakiness.

Drained

Feeling completely depleted of energy—physical or emotional.

Disgruntled

Dissatisfied, often due to feeling wronged or unmet expectations.

Exasperated

Intense frustration, often stemming from repeated issues.

Peeved

Mildly annoyed, typically over minor occurrences.

Dismayed

Deeply troubled or perplexed by unexpected negative events.

Lackadaisical

Lazy or lacking initiative; indifferent attitude.

Forlorn

Describes profound loneliness and abandonment.

Despondent

Feeling hopeless, especially after a significant setback.

Dejected

Downcast or discouraged; suggests low morale but retains some hope.

Downcast

Physically manifests sadness through a lowered gaze.

Crestfallen

Intense disappointment typically due to falling short of expectations.

Disheartened

Loss of enthusiasm or spirit without complete hopelessness.