The list of feelings and emotions

The list of feelings, divided into 5 groups.
The list is presented in two variants - compact one and detailed one, with explanations for each feeling.
The list is based on materials from the web site atlasofemotions.org

The list of feelings in compact form

1. Anger

• Annoyance
• Frustration
• Exasperation
• Argumentativeness
• Bitterness
• Vengefulness
• Fury

2. Fear

• Trepidation
• Nervousness
• Anxiety
• Dread
• Desperation
• Panic
• Horror
• Terror

3. Disgust

• Dislike
• Aversion
• Distaste
• Repugnance
• Revulsion
• Abhorrence
• Loathing

4. Sadness

• Disappointment
• Discouragement
• Distraughtness
• Resignation
• Helplessness
• Hopelessness
• Misery
• Despair
• Grief
• Sorrow
• Anguish

5. Enjoyment

• Sensory Pleasure
• Rejoicing
• Compassion/Joy
• Amusement
• Schadenfreude
• Relief
• Peace
• Fiero
• Pride
• Naches
• Wonder
• Excitement
• Ecstasy

The list of feelings with explanations

1. Anger

• Annoyance
    Very mild anger caused by a nuisance or inconvenience.
• Frustration
    A response to repeated failures to overcome an obstacle.
• Exasperation
    Anger caused by a repeated or strong nuisance.
• Argumentativeness
    A tendency to engage in disagreements.
• Bitterness
    Anger after unfair treatment.
• Vengefulness
    Desire to retaliate after one is hurt.
• Fury
    Uncontrolled and often violent anger.

2. Fear

• Trepidation
    Anticipation of the possibility of danger
• Nervousness
    Uncertainty as to whether there is a danger.
• Anxiety
    Fear of an anticipated or actual threat and uncertainty about one's ability to cope with it.
• Dread
    Anticipation of severe danger.
• Desperation
    A response to the inability to reduce danger.
• Panic
    Sudden uncontrollable fear.
• Horror
    A mixture of fear, disgust, and shock.
• Terror
    Intense, overpowering fear.

3. Disgust

• Dislike
    A preference against something.
• Aversion
    An impulse to avoid something disgusting.
• Distaste
    Reaction to a bad taste, smell, thing or idea. Can be literal or metaphorical.
• Repugnance
    Strong distaste for something, often a concept or idea.
• Revulsion
    A mixture of disgust and loathing.
• Abhorrence
    A mixture of intense disgust and hatred.
• Loathing
    Intense disgust focused on a person. Intense disgust focused on oneself is called self-loathing.

4. Sadness

• Disappointment
    A feeling that expectations are not being met.
• Discouragement
    A response to repeated failures to accomplish something: the belief that it can't be done.
• Distraughtness
    Sadness that makes it hard to think clearly.
• Resignation
    The belief that nothing can be done.
• Helplessness
    The realization that one cannot make a situation better or easier.
• Hopelessness
    The belief that nothing good will happen.
• Misery
    Strong suffering or unhappiness.
• Despair
    The loss of hope that a bad situation will improve or change.
• Grief
    Sadness over a deep loss.
• Sorrow
    A feeling of distress and sadness, often caused by a loss.
• Anguish
    Intense sadness or suffering.

5. Enjoyment

• Sensory PLEASURE
    Enjoyment derived through one of the five physical senses: sight, sound, touch, taste and smell.
• Rejoicing
    A warm, uplifting feeling that people experience when they see acts of human goodness, kindness and compassion. Also called elevation
• Compassion/JOY
    Enjoyment of helping to relieve another person's suffering.
• Amusement
    Light, playful feelings of enjoyment and good humor.
• Schadenfreude
    Enjoyment of the misfortunes of another person, usually a rival.
• Relief
    When something expected to be unpleasant, especially the threat of harm, is avoided or comes to an end.
• Peace
    An experience of ease and contentment.
• Fiero
    Enjoyment of meeting a difficult challenge (an Italian word).
• Pride
    Deep pleasure and satisfaction derived from one's own achievements or the achievements of an associate.
• Naches
    An experience of something that is very surprising, beautiful, amazing or hard to believe.
• Wonder
    An experience of something that is very surprising, beautiful, amazing or hard to believe.
• Excitement
    A powerful enthusiasm.
• Ecstasy
    Rapturous delight. A state of very great happiness, nearly overwhelming.

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