Tone Words: Sad and Angry Flashcards

Study Notes

Sad Tone Words

Melancholy: Signifies a deep, reflective sadness; often relates to feelings of longing or nostalgia.
Morose: Describes an individual's gloomy and sullen demeanor, indicating unwillingness to engage socially.
Sullen: Characterizes a bad-tempered, brooding attitude, typically signaling withdrawal from others.
Despondent: Reflects a state of extreme dejection or hopelessness, often associated with feeling downcast.
Forlorn: Implies feelings of abandonment or being deserted, conveying a sense of hopelessness and loss.
Anguish: Represents intense physical or emotional pain, highlighting deep suffering and torment.

Angry Tone Words

Indignant: Reflects strong feelings of resentment or anger regarding perceived injustice or unfair treatment.
Incensed: Describes a state of being enraged or inflamed with anger, often in response to provocation.
Irate: Indicates a state of being very angry or furious, expressing strong displeasure.
Apprehensive: Suggests anxiety or fear about future events, often accompanied by a sense of unease.
Vengeance: Refers to the act of seeking punishment in response to a perceived wrong, often accompanied by a desire for retribution.
Abhorrence: Conveys extreme disgust or repugnance, indicating a deep-seated aversion.
Loathing: Describes a strong feeling of hatred combined with disgust, reflecting profound rejection.
Contempt: Expresses a deep-seated hatred or disdain towards someone or something.
Resentment: Reflects feelings of hurt and bitterness, often arising from perceived unfairness or injustice.

Description

This quiz features flashcards for tone words that convey sadness and anger. Each card includes a word along with its definition to enhance your vocabulary. Perfect for students and anyone looking to improve their understanding of emotional language.