
| Emotion                   | Intended meaning of emotion                                                |             |           |      |        |
|---------------------------|----------------------------------------------------------------------------|-------------|-----------|------|--------|
| repulsion                 | aversion                                                                   |             |           |      |        |
| attraction                | act or faculty of drawing to oneself or itself                             |             |           |      |        |
| hate                      | have strong dislike of or strong aversion to; dislike greatly              |             |           |      |        |
| love                      | attachment                                                                 |             |           |      |        |
| sadness                   | affected with or expressive of grief or unhappiness (from m-w.com)                                                                            |             |           |      |        |
| happiness                 | a pleasurable and satisfying experience (from m-w.com)                     |             |           |      |        |
| discomfort                | uneasiness of body or mind                                                 |             |           |      |        |
| comfortable               | at ease                                                                    |             |           |      |        |
| rejection (reject)        | refuse acceptance of                                                       |             |           |      |        |
| acceptance                | approval, toleration                                                       |             |           |      |        |
| disgust                   | repugnance, strong aversion                                                |             |           |      |        |
| pleasantness (pleasant)   | agreeable to mind, feelings, or senses                                     |             |           |      |        |
| shock                     | sudden and disturbing physical or mental impression                                                                            |             |           |      |        |
| surprise                  | emotion excited by the unexpected                                          |             |           |      |        |
| horror                    | shock and painful feeling of loathing and fear                             |             |           |      |        |
| wonder                    | emotion excited by what surpasses expectation or experience or what seems inexplicable, surprise mingled with admiration or curiosity or bewilderment                                                                            |             |           |      |        |
| stun                      | to overcome especially with paralyzing astonishment or disbelief                                                                            |             |           |      |        |
| amazement (amaze)         | overwhelm with wonder                                                      |             |           |      |        |
| fear                      | apprehend, have uneasy expectation of                                      |             |           |      |        |
| confidence                | assured expectation                                                        |             |           |      |        |
| dread                     | look forward to with terror, be afraid; fear greatly (that, to learn etc.) |             |           |      |        |
| eagerness                 | full of keen desire                                                        |             |           |      |        |
| anxiety                   | concern about the future                                                   |             |           |      |        |
| anticipation (anticipate) | look forward to                                                            |             |           |      |        |
| despair                   | complete loss or absence of hope                                           |             |           |      |        |
| hope                      | expectation and desire combined                                            |             |           |      |        |
| blame                     | find fault with; fix the responsibility on                                 |             |           |      |        |
| appreciation              | adequate recognition                                                       |             |           |      |        |
| angry                     | extremely                                                                  | displeased, | resentful | (at, | about, |
| thing; at, with, person;) |                                                                            |             |           |      |        |
| pleased with              | derive pleasure or satisfaction from                                       |             |           |      |        |
| vengeful                  | disposed to revenge                                                        |             |           |      |        |
| grateful                  | feeling or showing gratitude (to person, for thing; that, to do)           |             |           |      |        |
| humble                    | having or showing low estimate of one's own importance                     |             |           |      |        |
| haughty                   | valuing oneself too highly                                                 |             |           |      |        |
| regret                    | be distressed about or sorry for (event, fact)                             |             |           |      |        |

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