# Motivation and emotion/Tutorials/Emotion/List/Detailed
## List of specific emotions

* Acedia: Spiritual lethargy, indifference, like melancholy
* Affectionate
* Affected
* Agonised, agony, torn
* Aggravated
* Aggressive
* Aggrieved
* Alexithymic: Inability to express feelings with words
* Alienated
* Amazed
* Amused
* Angry
* Anguish
* Anhedonia: Inability to experience pleasurable emotions
* Annoyed
* Anomie: Personal feeling of a lack of social norms; normlessness
* Anticipatory
* Anxious
* Apathetic
* Apoplectic: Overcome with anger; extremely indignant
* Apostrophic: In drama, character breaks off to speak privately or to an imaginary character usually about extreme emotion
* Appalled
* Apprehensive
* Aroused
* Arrogant, hubris, surly, churlish
* Astonished
* Astounded
* Ataraxia: Tranquility; free from anxiety, worry, or feelings of responsibility.
* Awed/Awestruck
* Awkward
* Baffled: Bafflement
* Bedeviled: Tormented or harassed
* Befuddled: Confused, perplexed
* Bemused
* Bewildered
* Bewitched
* Bilious: Irritable or bad tempered; irascible.
* Bored
* Bothered
* Burdened
* Calm
* Cantankerous: Cranky
* Chagrin: A feeling of vexation, marked by disappointment or humiliation
* Challenged
* Cheeky
* Cheerful
* Churlish
* Cocky, cocksure, over-confident
* Combative
* Compassionate
* Concerned
* Confidence
* Confusion
* Consternation: A sudden, alarming amazement or dread that results in utter confusion; dismay. Synonyms bewilderment, alarm, terror, fear, panic, fright, horror. —Antonyms: composure, equanimity.
* Contempt
* Contented
* Contentious
* Courageous
* Crestfallen
* Crushed
* Curiosity
* Cussed: Obstinate; annoying; perverse
* Defensive
* Defiant
* Delighted
* Delirious
* Depressed
* Desirous
* Despairing
* Determined
* Disaffected
* Disappointed
* Discombobulated: To confuse or disconcert; upset; frustrate
* Discontented
* Discouraged
* Disgusted
* Disillusioned
* Dismayed
* Dispirited
* Dissatisfied
* Distracted
* Doubtful
* Dolorous
* Drained
* Dumbstruck: Dumbfounded
* Dyspeptic: Of or having indigestion or consequent irritability or depression.
* Dysphoria: A state of feeling unwell or unhappy; a feeling of emotional and mental discomfort and suffering from restlessness, malaise, depression or anxiety.
* Eager
* Ecstatic
* Elated
* Embarrassed
* Empathy
* Empty, drained, exhausted
* Encouraged
* Energetic
* Enlightened
* Ennui: Boredom
* Enthralled
* Enthused
* Envious
* Estranged
* Euphoric
* Exasperated
* Exhausted, weary, tired
* Exhilarated
* Exposed
* Fascinated
* Fearful
* Flabbergasted
* Flamboyant
* Flow: Optimal arousal
* Flummoxed
* Forgiving
* Frustrated
* Furious
* Galled
* Glad
* Glum
* Gobsmacked, thunderstruck
* Grateful
* Greedy
* Grieving
* Grumpy, grouchy
* Guilty
* Happy
* Harassed
* Hassled
* Heartbreak
* Heartened
* Hopeful
* Horrified
* Hubris, arrogant, surly, churlish, over-confident
* Humourous
* Impatient
* Impish
* Indifferent
* Indignant
* Insightful
* Interested
* Intimidated
* Intrigued
* Irascible: Hot tempered - easily provoked to anger
* Irritated
* Jealous
* Joyful
* Livid
* Loving
* Lustful
* Mad
* Malicious: Mean
* Melancholic: Sad
* Mesmerised
* Mirthful
* Mischievous
* Miserable
* Morose
* Nasty
* Nauseous
* Nervous
* Nice
* Nirvana
* Obnoxious
* Offended
* Optimistic
* Ornery: Bad-tempered, stubborn, cantankerous
* Overcome
* Overloaded
* Panicked
* Paranoid
* Perky
* Peripatetic: Vacillating, undecided, uncertain, unclear about something, fretting, at sixes and sevens; a state of unregulated or unstable emotion
* Perplexed
* Pessimistic
* Pestered
* Pissed
* Playful
* Pleased
* Pleasurable
* Powerful
* Powerless
* Proud
* Provoked
* Puckish
* Puzzled
* Qualm: An uneasy feeling of doubt, worry, or fear; a misgiving
* Rage
* Rattled
* Recalcitrant, stubborn, mulish
* Reconciled
* Rejuvenated
* Relaxed
* Relieved
* Remorseful
* Reticent: Reserved; restrained in expression, presentation, or appearance
* Riled: Stirred up -> anger
* Sad
* Satiety/Satiated
* Satisfied
* Satori? Understanding; flash of sudden awareness, or individual enlightenment
* Schadenfreude is pleasure derived from the misfortunes of others (German)
* Self-pity
* Serene
* Shocked
* Sorrowful
* Splenetic: Bad-tempered; spiteful
* Stigmatised
* Stressed
* Stubborn, mulish, recalcitrant
* Suffering
* Sullied: Dirtied
* Sundered, torn, broken
* Surgent: Surgency; Similar to excitement; feeling on top of the world; that things are going one's way
* Surly
* Surprise
* Suspenseful
* Sympathy
* Taciturn: Dour, stern, and silent in expression and manner
* Tainted
* Teary
* Tenacious
* Tendentious: Marked by a tendency in favor of a particular point of view : biased
* Terrified
* Thrall
* Thrilled
* Thunderstruck, gobsmacked
* Tickled Pink
* Titillated
* Torn, sundered, of two minds, agony
* Tranquility
* Trusting
* Uncomfortable
* Uppity
* Upset
* Verklempt: Choked with emotion (Yiddish)
* Vengeful
* Vexed: Irritated, distressed, or annoyed
* Vindicated
* Vitality
* Wanting
* Wary
* Weary, tired, exhausted
* Wistful
* Wonderment
* Worried
* Wretched
* Zesty