Words PDF: Emotion and Expression Vocabulary

Word Meaning Synonym Antonyms Frown : Emotion Verb: furrow one's brows in an Scowl, glower, glare, look Smile, smirk expression indicating sullen, make a face, disapproval, d...

Word Meaning Synonym Antonyms Frown : Emotion Verb: furrow one's brows in an Scowl, glower, glare, look Smile, smirk expression indicating sullen, make a face, disapproval, displeasure, or knitted brows concentration. "he frowned as he reread the letter" Noun: a facial expression indicating disapproval, displeasure, or concentration, characterised by a furrowing of one's brows. Bawl : Emotion Verb: shout or call out noisily and Shout, call out, cry out, Quiet, silence, hush, peace, unrestrainedly. cry, yell, roar, bellow, calm, harmony "‘Move!’ bawled the drill corporal" weep, wail, snarl Noun: a loud, unrestrained shout. "he addressed every class in a terrifying bawl" Smirk :Emotion Verb: smile in an irritatingly Smile, simper, snigger, frown smug, conceited, or silly way. leer, smicker "he smirked in triumph" Noun: a smug, conceited, or silly smile. "Gloria pursed her mouth in a self-satisfied smirk" Wince : Emotion Verb :make a slight involuntary Grimace, pull a face, Stand still, grimace or shrinking movement flinch, blench, cringe, of the body out of pain or recoil, squirm distress. "he winced at the disgust in her voice" Noun: an instance of wincing. Tremble : Verb : (of a person or part of the Shake, shake like a leaf, Steadiness Emotion body) shake involuntarily, quiver, twitch, palpitate, typically as a result of anxiety, tremor excitement, or frailty.  "Isobel was trembling with excitement" Noun : a trembling feeling, movement, or sound. "there was a slight tremble in his voice" Lament Verb : express regret or Wail, sob, moan, groan, Celebrate, rejoice, joy, happy disappointment about something. cry, weep, howl, mourn "she lamented the lack of shops in the town" Noun: a passionate expression of grief or sorrow. "his mother's night-long laments for his father" a complaint. "there were constant laments about the conditions of employment" Ponder Verb: think about (something) Think about, give a Discard, disregard, forget, carefully, especially before thought, consider, review, ignore, neglect making a decision or reaching a reflect, mull over, conclusion. contemplate, meditate on "I pondered the question of what clothes to wear for the occasion" Toffs Rich class, upper class Poor Obscured Keep from being seen, make Unclear, uncertain, Clear, plain, reveal, obvious, unclear and difficult to unknown, in doubt, straightforward understand, keep from being dubious,cover, block, known veil, shroud Undeterred Still continue to do something or Resolute, Irresolute, cowardly, fearful, enthusiastic about doing it undiscouraged, indecisive despite a bad situation determination, fearless, courageous, firm, undaunted, brave, valiant Bewildered Confused and uncertain Baffled, mystified, Enlighten, clear, straight, bemused, perplexed, unconfused, puzzled, confused, distracted, mazed, mix up Remedy Noun: a medicine or treatment Cure, solution, treatment, Damage, spoil, destroy, harm, for a disease restorative, rectify, pain, hurt, obstruct Verb: set right corrective, answer, Purchase Buy,acquire,procure, Sell, retail, merchandise, secure, obtain, redeem, dispense, distribute, trade, pay for, invest in, take, sale, trade in deal Prohibit Formally forbid by law, rule Not allowed, forbid, ban, Permit, allow, authorise, Formally forbid someone from outlaw, bar, restrain, endure, approve, enable, doing enjoin, freeze, inhibit, certify, hold on, exclude, Odour Odious, bad smell, stink Fragrance, good smell, perfume, aroma, sweetness Nimble Quick and light movement, think Agile, quick, acrobatic Stiff, rigid, inactive, dull. or understand quickly Heavy, lethargic Spry Active, lively, full of Passive, inactive, clumsy, stiff energy, vigorous, energetic Robust Strong and healthy, strong and Strong, vigorous, vigour, Vulnerable, fragile, delicate, rich flavour frail Necessary Needed to be done, Essential, required, Non essential, inessential, needed, important, redundant, unimportant crucial Frantic fear Anxiety, fear, wild, Calm, recollected, cool, happy, agitated, furious, balanced, togather Ration Allocate, allowance, Hoard, gather, accumulate, amount, quantity, portion store Rotate Revolve, gyrate, whirl, Straighten, straight, remain, wheel, swirl, reel untwisted, untwirl Stubborn Difficult to move Obstinate, mulish, wilful, Flexible, kind, nice, pliant, pig-headed, bull-headed, irresolute, willing adamant, headstrong, inflexible, single-minded, unshakable Tranquil Free from disturbance, calm Peaceful, restful, calm, Disturbance, busy, excitable, quiet, still, serene, placid, loud, noisy, unpeaceful mild, amicable, Vacant Place which is empty, showing Bare, deserted, idle, Full, occupied open, used, no interest unfilled, unused, busy abandon, available, Abandon Having been deserted or left Reckless, wild, jilted, Restraint, keep, stick, rejected Conceal Keep something out of sight, kept Hide, disguise, buried, Unhidden. Exposed, disclosed secret, hidden veiled Enemy A person who is actively opposed Opponent, rival, Ally, associate, friend, helper, or hostile to someone or antagonist, foe, supported something competitor, invader, Exterior Peculiar Aid Diligent Commence Zeal Mast Cram Tame Rapt Rote Tart Stank Swagger Swank Mace Pier Sett Thimble Sombrero Fez Elm Courage Cunning Devieve Flagon Trombone Cowslip Shrew Taupe Piccolo Mishap Lupin Caution Coarse Unite Humble EBB Numerous Vague Tree Balsa, oak, mahogany, pine, larch, teak, beech, sycamore, chestnut Male Erl, Waiter, steward, man, boy, author Group Swarm, pack, litter, flock, school,shoal(large number of fish) Water travels Boat, kayak, liner, ship, canoe, yacht, tug Female Queen, waitress, princess, Footwear Sandals, slippers, wellingtons, trainers, clogs, boots, Clothes Skirt, dress, trousers, t shirt, jacket, Tools Spade, plane, saw, mallet, hammer, chisel Garden tools Lawnmower, hoe, shears, rake Containers Keg, vat, urn, vase, jug Musical Instruments Trumpet, tuba, trombone, flute, Cornet, Oboe, piccolo,clarinet Animals Cow, horse, giraffe, puma Planets Mars, jupiter, Earth,saturn, mercury Flowers Tulip, gladiolus, lupin, daisy, cowslip, Colours Crimson, scarlet, indigo, violet, ochre, taupe, People jobs Butcher, banker, lawyer, plumber, dentist, tailor Liquid Tea, vinegar, water, wine, brine, paraffin Metal Nickel, tin, zinc, copper, platinum, iron, lead Insects Earwig, gnat, grasshopper, butterfly, ant, locust Cereal Wheat, maize, oats, barley Animal sound Purrs, growl, neigh, bray Precious stones Diamond, emerald, topaz, ruby