Feelings 2
31 English words (level B1) with a simple English definition and an example sentence. In the app you can hear every word and practise with flashcards, a quiz, spelling and listening.
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| English | Meaning | Example |
|---|---|---|
| despair | the feeling of having no hope | He was in despair after the accident. |
| devotion | great love and loyalty | Her devotion to her children is amazing. |
| disability | a condition that makes some things difficult to do | He has a physical disability. |
| disagreement | a difference of opinion | We had a disagreement about money. |
| disappointment | a feeling of sadness when something is not as good as you hoped | The film was a big disappointment. |
| disaster | a very bad event that causes great damage; also a complete failure | The flood was a disaster. |
| discomfort | a feeling of pain or not being comfortable | You may feel some discomfort. |
| disease | an illness | Heart disease is very common. |
| divide | a big difference between groups | There is a divide between rich and poor. |
| eagerness | wanting very much to do something | He showed great eagerness to help. |
| earache | a pain inside your ear | The child has an earache. |
| ecology | the study of how plants and animals live together and with their environment | She studies the ecology of rivers. |
| ecstasy | a feeling of very great happiness | The fans were in ecstasy. |
| embarrassment | the feeling of being embarrassed | Her face went red with embarrassment. |
| emotion | a strong feeling like love, anger or fear | He showed no emotion. |
| emphasis | special importance given to something | The school puts emphasis on languages. |
| employment | having a paid job | She is looking for employment. |
| enjoyment | the feeling of enjoying something | Reading gives me great enjoyment. |
| enthusiasm | a strong feeling of interest and excitement | She shows great enthusiasm for her work. |
| excitement | a feeling of being excited | I couldn't sleep from excitement. |
| existence | being real or alive | Do you believe in the existence of ghosts? |
| extent | how big or important something is | We don't know the extent of the damage. |
| extinction | the end of a type of animal or plant; when none are left alive | Many animals are in danger of extinction. |
| flavor | the taste of food or drink | What flavor of ice cream do you want? |
| flu | a common illness like a bad cold, with fever | I'm in bed with the flu. |
| fondness | a feeling of liking | He has a fondness for chocolate. |
| friendliness | being friendly | I love the friendliness of the people here. |
| fright | a sudden feeling of fear | You gave me a fright! |
| frustration | the feeling of being annoyed because you cannot do what you want | She shouted in frustration. |
| fuss | too much worry or excitement about something small | Don't make a fuss. |
| gall | rude confidence (informal) | He had the gall to ask for more money. |