POSITIVE MOOD WORDS NEGATIVE MOOD WORDS

Amused

Jubilant Aggravate
d

insidious
proceeding
in a gradual,
subtle way,
but with very
harmful
effects
Awed
Wonder
Liberating
Free
feeling
Annoyed

Intimidat
ed

Bouncy

Light-
hearted

Anxious

irate
feeling or
characterize
d by great
anger:
Calm

Loving

Apathetic
showing or
feeling no
interest,
enthusiasm,
or concern
Irritated

Cheerful

Mellow
Chill
Apprehen
sive
anxious or
fearful that
something
bad or
unpleasant
will happen
Jealous

Chipper

Nostalgic
(nostalgia
rt.) a
sentimenta
l longing or
wistful
affection
for a period
in the past
Barren
infertile
Lethargi
c
(lethargy rt.)
a lack of
energy and
enthusiasm
Confide
nt

Optimistic

Brooding
engaged in or
showing deep
thought
about
something
that makes
one sad,
angry, or
worried
Lonely

Contem
plative
Prolonged
thought
/Religious
meditatio
n
Passionat
e

Cold

Melanch
olic

Content

Peaceful

Confining
Restrict
(asks)
Merciles
s

Determi
ned

Playful

Confused

Moody

Dignifie
d
having or
showing a
composed
or serious
manner
that is
worthy of
respect
Pleased

Cranky

Morose
sullen (and
ill-tempered
Dreamy
Dreamlike
quality
Refreshed

Crushed

Nauseat
ed
a feeling of
loathing or
disgust
Ecstatic
Overwhel
ming
happiness
Rejuvenat
ed

Cynical

Nervous

Empowe
red

Relaxed

Depressed

Nightma
reish

Energeti
c

Relieved

Desolate
feeling or
showing
great
unhappiness
or loneliness
Numb

Enlighte
ned

Satiated
Content
Disappoin
ted

Overwhe
lmed
grabe
Enthrall
ed
capture
the
fascinated
attention
of
Satisfied

Disconten
ted

Painful

Excited

Sentiment
al
of or
prompted
by feelings
of
tenderness,
sadness, or
nostalgia
Distressed

Pensive
engaged in,
involving, or
reflecting
deep or
serious
thought
Exhilarat
ed
make
(someone)
feel very
happy,
animated,
or elated
Silly

Drained

Pessimis
tic
Negative
thinker
Flirty

Surprised

Dreaey

predator
y
seeking to
exploit
others
Giddy

Sympathe
tic

Embarrass
ed

Rejected

Grateful

Thankful

Enraged

Restless

Harmoni
ous

Thoughtfu
l

Envious

Scared

Hopeful

Touched

Exhausted

Serious

Hyper

Trustful

Fatalistic
a submissive
attitude to
events
Sick

Idyllic
extremely
happy,
peaceful,
or
picturesqu
e
Vivacious
(especially
of a
woman)
attractively
lively and
animated
Forebodin
g
implying that
something
bad is going
to happen
Somber
having or
conveying a
feeling of
deep
seriousness
and sadness
joyous

Warm Frustrated

Stressed



Welcomin
g
Futile
Pointless
Suspens
eful



Gloomy

Tense



Grumpy

Terrifyin
g



Haunting

Threaten
ing



Heartbrok

Uncomf

en ortable


Hopeless

Vengeful
seeking to
harm
someone in
return for a
perceived
injury


Hostile

Violent



Indifferent

Worried



Infuriated




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POSTIVE TONE WORDS NEGATIVE TONE WORDS
Admirin
g

Hilarious

Abhorring
Dislike
greatly
Hostile

Adoring

Hopeful

Acerbic
(especially of
a comment
or style of
speaking)
sharp and
forthright
Impatien
t

Affectio
nate

Humorous

Ambiguou
s s
open to more
than one
interpretatio
n; not having
one obvious
meaning
Incredul
ous
(of a person
or their
manner)
unwilling or
unable to
believe
something
Appreci
ative

Interested

Ambivale
nt
having mixed
feelings or
contradictory
ideas about
something or
someone
Indiffere
nt

Approvi
ng

Introspect
ive
(introspect
vb. rt.)
examine
one's own
thoughts or
feelings
Angry

Indignan
t
feeling or
showing
anger or
annoyance
at what is
perceived as
unfair
treatment
Bemuse
d
puzzle,
confuse,
or
bewilder
Jovial
Happy
Annoyed

Inflamm
atory
arousing or
intended to
arouse angry
or violent
feelings
Benevol
ent
well
meaning
and
kindly
Joyful

Antagonis
tic

Insecure

Blithe
Happy
Laudatory
of speech
or writing)
expressing
praise and
commenda
tion.
Anxious

Insolent
showing a
rude and
arrogant lack
of respect
Calm

Light

Apathetic
Check^
Irreveren

t
Casual
relaxed
and
unconcer
ned
Lively

Apprehen
sive

Lethargi
c
Check^
Celebrat
ory

Mirthful
Merry or
amusing
Belligeren
t
hostile and
aggressive
Melanch
oly
a feeling of
pensive
sadness,
typically
with no
obvious
cause:
Cheerful

Modest

Bewildere
d
confused and
indecisive;
puzzled
Mischiev
ous

Comfort
ing

Nostalgic
Check^
Biting

Miserabl
e

Comic

Optimistic

Bitter

Mocking

Compas
sionate

Passionat
e

Blunt
uncompromis
ingly
forthright
Mournful

Compli
mentary
expressin
g a
complim
ent;
praising
or
approvin
g
Placid
not easily
upset or
excited
Bossy

Nervous

Conciliat
ory
(conciliat
e rt.) stop
(someon
e) being
angry or
disconte
nted
Playful

Cold

Ominous
giving the
worrying
impression
that
something
bad is going
to happen;
threateningl
y
inauspicious
Confide
nt

Poignant
evoking a
keen sense
of sadness
or regret
Conceited

Outrage
d

Content
ed

Proud

Condesce
nding
(condescend
vb. rt.) show
that one feels
superior; be
patronizing
Paranoid

Delightf
ul

Reassurin
g

Confused

Pathetic

Earnest
resulting
from or
showing
sincere
and
intense
convictio
n
Reflective

Contempt
uous
(contempt
rt.) the
feeling that a
person or a
thing is
worthless or
deserving
scorn
Patronizi
ng
treat with an
apparent
kindness
which
betrays a
feeling of
superiority
Ebullient
cheerful
and full
of energy
Relaxed

Curt
rudely brief
Pedantic
excessively
concerned
with minor
details or
rules;
overscrupulo
us:
Ecstatic
Check^
Respectful

Cynical
believing that
people are
motivated
purely by
self-interest;
distrustful of
human
sincerity or
integrity
Pensive
Check^
Effusive
showing
or
expressin
g
gratitude
,
pleasure,
or
approval
in an
unrestrai
ned or
heartfelt
manner
Reverent

Demandin
g

Pessimis
tic
Check^
elated
make
(someon
e)
ecstatical
ly happy:
Romantic

Depressed

Pretenti
ous

empath
etic
(empath
y rt.) the
ability to
understa
nd and
share the
feelings
of
another.
Sanguine
optimistic
or positive,
especially
in an
apparently
bad or
difficult
situation
Derisive
expressing
contempt or
ridicule
Psychoti
c
(psychosis n.
rt.) a severe
mental
disorder in
which
thought and
emotions are
so impaired
that contact
is lost with
external
reality.
Encoura
ging

scholarly
involving or
relating to
serious
academic
study
Derogator
y
showing a
critical or
disrespectful
attitude
Resigned

Euphoric
character
ized by
or feeling
intense
exciteme
nt and
happines
s:
Self-
assured

Desolate
feeling or
showing
great
unhappiness
or loneliness
Reticent
not revealing
one's
thoughts or
feelings
readily
Excited

Sentiment
al
Check^
Despairin
g
showing the
loss of all
hope
Sarcastic

Exhilarat
ed
Check^
Serene
calm,
peaceful,
and
untroubled;
tranquil
Desperate Sardonic
grimly
mocking or
cynical
Expecta

Silly

Detached Scornful
feeling or

nt
expressing
contempt or
derision
Facetiou
s
(fsis)
treating
serious
issues
with
deliberat
ely
inapprop
riate
humour;
flippant
Sprightly
(especially
of an old
person)
lively; full
of energy
Diabolic Self-
deprecat
ing
modest
about or
critical of
oneself,
especially
humorously
so:
Fervent
having or
displayin
g a
passionat
e
intensity
Straightfo
rward

Disappoin
ted
Selfish
Flippant
not
showing
a serious
or
respectfu
l attitude
Sympathe
tic

Disliking Serious
Forthrig
ht
direct
and
outspoke
n
Tender

Disrespect
ful
Severe