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Feeling
Feeling > Awkwardness & Embarrassment
wipe, poke, slouch, fidget, sweat, stammer, hesitate, flush, laugh, hide, swallow, gulp, cower, shrink, blush, peek, redden, avert (one's eyes), hold back, heat up, turn aside/away, look down, duck (one's head), turn red/pink, work (one's mouth), hide (one's face in one's hands), burn (with embarrassment), tighten one's mouth
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Feeling > Bravado & Courage
Feeling > Bravado & Courage > Bravado
rise, strut, preen, crow, trot out, parade, prance, pretend, display, puff up, swagger, flaunt, impress, act, bluff, claim, pique, mug, shout, buck up, boast, gloat, exalt, brag, hold forth, show off/up, pump oneself up, plume, swell, pride oneself on, glory in, revel in, grandstand, square one's shoulders, declare (one's superiority), elevate (oneself), glorify (one's role), embolden, embellish (one's bravery/accomplishments), blow one's horn, bluster, showboat, flex muscles, try too hard, overdo, man up
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Feeling > Bravado & Courage > Feeling Courage
deliver, pull out, rescue, stand for, face, risk, save, stand up for, liberate, rush in, come to the rescue of, set free, come to the aid of, free, pull free, stand strong, jump into the fray, throw oneself in front of, sacrifice oneself, cover (others), shield (others from harm), ensure the safety of, chomp at the bit, champ at the bit
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Feeling > Control & Restraint in the Face
tighten, smooth, tense, bottle, smolder, hide, swallow, curb, belie, mask, cover, squint, fake, stifle, shut down, rein in, guard, turn away, hold in/back, close (one's mouth), collect oneself, flatten (one's expression), narrow (one's gaze), purse (one's lips), zip (one's lips), smother (a gasp), open (one's mouth and close it), bite one's tongue, man up
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Feeling > Emotional Drama
fume, vent, embellish, personalize, tangle, burst, flare, explode, intensify, boil, amplify, ignite, magnify, exaggerate, warp, overwhelm, erupt, fly into a rage, fly off the handle, escalate, battle, huff, rankle, ratchet up, pump up, worsen, uncork, overstate, rouse, lash out, blow up/off steam, act out/up, roil, dramatize, aggravate, exacerbate, let fly/loose, flood (with emotion), lambaste, storm, hit the roof, lose it, reactivate
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Feeling > Feeling Anger
pound, contract, tense up, flare (one's nostrils), bristle, fume, smolder, churn, froth, glare, burn, boil, resent, seethe, prickle, overreact, roil, glower, steam, simmer, brim, stew, be hot under the collar, tighten (lips/shoulders)
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Feeling > Feeling Annoyed or Irritated
chafe, bristle, fume, bridle, pique, prickle, get one's back up, take umbrage, feel triggered, gall, rise (hackles)
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Feeling > Feeling Offended
contract, chafe, tense up, bristle, flush, bridle, redden, resent, prickle, turn red, take offense, get one's back up, get into a huff, take exception, turn up one's nose, sniff at, take umbrage, feel triggered, get into a snit
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Feeling > Feeling Pleasant Surprise or Interest
arch, laugh, start, prick up, light up, brighten, gape, smile, gasp, drop jaw, perk up, raise one's eyebrows, lean forward, raise one's chin, straighten one's spine, step forward, cover one's mouth, exclaim, draw in one's breath, widen one's eyes, move forward/in
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Feeling > Feelings and Behaviors of Tedium
bore, flatten, lounge, slog through, zone out, count, bear, snooze, nap, drool, dull, muffle, endure, tolerate, abide, put up with, shut down, daydream, capitulate, blunt, deaden, tire, weary, dispirit, ritualize, dumb down, regress, mollify, acquiesce, drum (the table), twirl (hair/pen), let one's mind wander, doodle
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Feeling > Feelings of Liberation
Feeling > Feelings of Liberation > How the Body Expresses Freedom
hug, bounce, embrace, laugh, emerge, radiate, shine, abandon, smile, ring out, let out, blossom, bloom, flower, jump for joy, swing (arms), stride
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Feeling > Feelings of Liberation > The Feeling That One Is Becoming Free
cast aside, shed, unlock, loose, break free, unleash, scintillate, open, release, fall away, allow, come out/forward, liberate, escape, free, let go/loose, reveal, feel free, spread one's wings, unbind, unchain, unshackle, unfetter, uncage, emancipate, lose one's bonds, experience, mellow
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Feeling > Gratitude
credit, appreciate, praise, honor, recognize, owe (a debt of gratitude), thank, place one's hand over one's heart, bow, show appreciation, express thanks, express gratitude, bless, extend thanks to, say thank you, accord, give thanks, experience gratitude
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Feeling > Hope
Feeling > Hope > How Hope Stirs in Someone
whet, stir, kindle, stimulate, flicker, glimmer, shimmer, animate, excite, encourage, enthuse, motivate, invigorate, rekindle, inspire, rejuvenate, matter, refresh, thrill, electrify, exhilarate, enliven, experience, rouse, usher in, keep alive/awake, push (someone forward), elate
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Feeling > Hope > How Someone Feels Hope
stir, fill, beg, flutter, tremble, imagine, stoke, thirst for, want, crave, long for, desire, hanker, daydream, envision, visualize, yearn, wish, twinge, perk up, itch, ache for, pray for, ask for, dream, hope, tingle, aspire to, picture, bubble over/up, gush (with enthusiasm), experience (hope)
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Feeling > How a Face Expresses Complaint
sigh, whimper, whine, pout, mope, brood, mutter, grouse, gripe, bellyache, sniff, snivel, sulk, roll one's eyes, scowl, frown, whisper, jut out one's lower lip
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Feeling > How a Face Reveals Boredom
hang, droop, suppress, sigh, drool, glaze over, yawn, roll one's eyes, stifle (a yawn), snore, suck in (one's breath), puff out one's lips, exhale, blink slowly, rub (one's cheek), tilt (one's head), grow still
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Feeling > How a Face Shows Anger & Meanness
pinch, tighten, tense, snap, leer, flare (one's nostrils), stiffen, fix, snarl, darken, glare, squint, stare, redden, turn (red), spit, harden, grimace, grin, scowl, frown, smirk, scoff, jeer, scorn, sneer, narrow (one's eyes), glower, snicker, bare (one's teeth), contort, send out (barbs), shoot daggers, screw up (one's nose)
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Feeling > How a Face Shows Emotional or Physical Pain
contract, cry, hiss, grunt, whimper, crumple, blanch, cringe, flinch, wince, twinge, grimace, sob, wail, moan, weep, pull away/back, groan, drain (color), scrunch (one's face in pain), suck in/on, rub (one's eyes)
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Feeling > How a Mouth Expresses Emotion
pucker, tighten, curl, tense, quiver, cry, tremble, open, smile, pout, simper, grimace, grin, frown, smirk, pull in, purse (lips), bite (one's lip), blow air, press together, make a face, open and close, jut out (one's lip)
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Feeling > How People Make Progress on a Psychological Issue
listen, transfer, seek help (for quitting smoking), set (intentions), identify (stressors), investigate (one's inner life), feel, attend (psychotherapy sessions), move beyond, shift (one's perspective), notice (situations in which one gets triggered into reactivity), observe (one's own behavior), detect (patterns of re-stimulation), hypnotize oneself, psychoanalyze, pursue (the impact of one's childhood issues on adult behavior), set out to, take steps to, dispense (with), break free (of old patterns)
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Feeling > How the Eyes Indicate a Reaction
scrunch, skim, arch, twitch, pop, cast, rest on, cry, water, scan, underlie, dilate, moisten, soften, glisten, flicker, blink, wink, glare, peer, seek, squint, gape, gaze, stare, gawk, tear up, narrow, widen, redden, search, wince, sob, well up, weep, read (a situation), fix on, raise (one's eyebrows), brim (with tears), flood (with tears), roll one's eyes, furrow (one's brow), avert (one's glance), wander, size up (a situation), bat (one's eyelashes), turn toward/away, turn ones glance
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Feeling > How the Face Opens Up
loosen, broadcast, shed, loose, show, emerge, manifest, suggest, project, display, leak, radiate, expose, beam, communicate, divulge, unveil, release, fall away, bare, convey, reveal, let go (of tension), loosen up, express, free up, send out (warmth), come across/through, let loose, strip (of pretense), disclose, relax (muscles in the jaw), thaw, drop away
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Feeling > How the Face Reveals Distaste
squinch, contract, pucker, spit out, pout, grimace, frown, scrunch up (one's nose), screw up (one's nose), stick out (one's tongue), look askance at, purse, crimp (one's face), furrow one's brows, knit one's brows, lower one's eyebrows
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Feeling > Joy
Feeling > Joy > How Joy Stirs in Someone
boost, lift, rise, stir, sweep, fill, tickle, lighten, shine, brighten, illumine, animate, excite, enthuse, sweeten, invigorate, energize, rejuvenate, delight, thrill, exhilarate, enliven, perk up, elate, amuse, hearten, cheer, gladden, uplift
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Feeling > Joy > How Someone Experiences Thrill
grip, stir, galvanize, kindle, awaken, absorb, spark, transfix, engross, captivate, rivet, spellbind, fascinate, enthrall, pique, bewitch, excite, entice, mesmerize, inspire, enchant, delight, hypnotize, charm, thrill, electrify, exhilarate, hook, rouse, intrigue, intoxicate, fire (with enthusiasm), tantalize, titillate, wake up
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Feeling > Joy > What Someone Does When Joyful
slap, belt, clap, drum, applaud, twirl, flush, cavort, dance, jump, skip, float, skitter, cry, howl, hum, sing, whirl, laugh, chuckle, whistle, chortle, caper, frolic, blaze, gambol, blush, shine, celebrate, pulse, shout, smile, flirt, joke, rejoice, exalt, cry out, perk up, stride, cheer, grin, crack up, marvel, break out in (song/applause), rave, romp, toast, sail along, rollick, giggle, sashay, kick up (one's heels), burst into
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Feeling > Laughter
howl, sing, laugh, chuckle, whistle, twitter, chortle, roar, turn up, crease, glow, tear up, beam, mug, smile, release, grin, giggle, burst into, snicker, loosen up, let loose, let go/out, titter, snigger, guffaw, relax, unwind, toss (back one's head), convulse (with laughter), snort (with laughter), dimple, open wide, shake (jowls), make someone laugh
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Feeling > Managing One's Emotions
mirror, repeat, ground, listen, highlight, breathe, manage, build capacity, manage (one's triggers), work with (one's triggers), de-trigger, process (one's emotions), work with (one's feelings), voice (one's concerns), remember, center (oneself), compose (oneself), remind (oneself)
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Feeling > Recoiling
recoil, start, cower, draw back, shrink, blanch, withdraw, flinch, wince, spring back, pull away/back, jump back, jerk back
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Feeling > Regret & Discouragement
Feeling > Regret & Discouragement > Discouragement
depress, reflect, discourage, crumble, demoralize, cost, humble, sadden, dispirit, dishearten, dismay, humiliate, disappoint, embarrass, hit one hard, let oneself down, lose one's confidence, blame (oneself/others), give in/up
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Feeling > Regret & Discouragement > Feelings of Regret
carry, plumb, hide, sicken, reflect, face, admit, confront, lose (hope), change one's mind, lament, bemoan, rue, hang one's head, repent, regret, lower (one's head/eyes), embarrass, dwell on, bewail, beat oneself up
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Feeling > Sadness & Emotional Pain
Feeling > Sadness & Emotional Pain > Feelings & Behaviors Associated With Sadness
choke, droop, slog through, suffer, cry, howl, shriek, bear, snort, whimper, tremble, sputter, tear up, sink, plummet, endure, miss, mope, hurt, gasp, shiver, convulse, lament, sob, smart, wail, pine, keen, moan, bawl, grieve, mourn, plumb (the depths of despair), well up, sniffle, lower (one's eyes/head), snuffle, snivel, languish, weep, blubber, drag one's feet, walk slowly, rock back and forth
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Feeling > Sadness & Emotional Pain > Reactions to Emotional Pain
recoil, gnash, jerk, fumble, shake, snap, wring one's hands, churn, flush, hiss, chatter, lurch, sicken, retreat, spin, stagger, flee, jumble, reel, sublimate, repress, relegate, brood, compartmentalize, shudder, go numb, bury (a bad memory), grind (teeth), knot, writhe, whirl around, sulk, fester, burst into tears, lash out, stuff one's fist into one's mouth
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Feeling > Sadness & Emotional Pain > What Sadness Does
smother, choke, weigh, stain, darken, mute, blur, cast (a shadow), blacken, dim, muffle, cloud, burden, overwhelm, stifle, fog, slow, consume, negate, damp, dampen, deaden, sadden
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Feeling > Shame
Feeling > Shame > Actions That Can Indicate Shame
hunch, cry, hide, slink, tremble, shrink, tear up, cope, cringe, flinch, twinge, hang one's head, avert one's eyes, beg (forgiveness), plead, curl up/into, dance around (the topic), gloss over (details)
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Feeling > Shame > The Physical Experience of Shame
stoop, squirm, flush, drain (blood), hide, burn, sting, hurt, come undone, go numb, tingle, smart, writhe, ache, burst (into tears), cover one's face, reactivate
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Feeling > Undergoing Degradation or Abuse
Feeling > Undergoing Degradation or Abuse > Coping with an Earlier Abuse
build, brave, work with, deal with, persevere, repress, withstand, survive, recover, toughen, share, suffer (post-traumatic stress syndrome), endure (nightmares), bear (ptsd), loathe (one's perpetrator), cope with, go on, swear off, leave (an abusive partner), look over one's shoulder, grow strong
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Feeling > Undergoing Degradation or Abuse > How a Survivor's Behavior Can Express Distress
stoop, slouch, slump, shy away, cower, cover up, screw up, defer, withdraw, avoid, flinch, isolate oneself, take risks, conceal (bruises), evade (topics of conversation), mumble, slide (into depression), bottle up (feelings), hold in/back, keep to oneself
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Feeling > Undergoing Degradation or Abuse > How Outsiders View Survivors of Abuse
pollute, stain, taint, contaminate, spoil, stigmatize, debase, blame, dishonor, blight, defile, disgrace, deflower, dirty, sully, hold an opinion, charge (with an offense)
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Feeling > Undergoing Degradation or Abuse > Immediate Aftereffects of Abuse
depress, hide, sicken, tarnish, violate, confuse, stupefy, overwhelm, disturb, shock, astonish, dumbfound, daze, upset, devastate, demoralize, scare, deflate, shame, corrode, repel, terrify, horrify, wear down, dispirit, dishearten, demean, humiliate, disgust, reduce to, tear apart, repulse, frighten, petrify, appall, preoccupy, madden, take shelter, file (a restraining order), report (the crime to police), shower, discomfit, infect (with venereal disease), haunt, mortify, destroy (trust), erode (a sense of normalcy), cloud (one's thinking)
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Feeling > Undergoing Degradation or Abuse > Long-Term Effects of Abuse
saddle, trap, scar, beat down, taint, contaminate, weigh down, disturb, spoil, demoralize, deflate, stigmatize, hurt, humble, demean, unhinge, drive away, mortify, strip (of self-confidence), drive (one to drink), drag down, chip away (one's self-confidence), erode (self-confidence), emasculate, outrage
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Feeling > Undergoing Degradation or Abuse > The Experience of Undergoing Abuse
suffer, bear, bleed, swallow, submit, stumble, cower, stagger, endure, put up with, stomach, undergo, cry out, cover (one's head), curl (into a fetal position), ball up (one's fist), call for (help), shut down (one's feelings), wait (for the abuse to end), take it, fear (one's perpetrator), listen (for a chance to escape)
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Feeling > Withdrawal From a Person or Situation
Feeling > Withdrawal From a Person or Situation > Physically Withdrawing
recoil, drag, crouch, sag, slump, freeze, freeze up, pull out, hide, slink, bolt, retreat, shy away, shrink, quit, stop, cut off, step back, hold back, bow out, withdraw, detach, flag, pull away, walk out/away, cave in, fall back, turn away, edge away, turn aside/away, shut up/away, back away/out, pull back/away, stand back/aside, sequester oneself, remove (oneself), lose (one's appetite), isolate oneself, avert, keep to oneself
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Feeling > Withdrawal From a Person or Situation > Psychological Withdrawal
sever, separate, suffer, slacken, break down, hide, slink, elude, evade, shy away, neglect, crumple, glaze over, recede, withhold, cancel, deteriorate, yield, relapse, brood, avoid, revert, dampen, deaden, languish, edge away, turn aside/away, back away/out, pull back/away, remove (oneself), fall silent, decline (invitations), divorce oneself, distance oneself, shrink from, walk away, turn off, hold in, put off, stop (returning texts), numb oneself, give up/in, exhaust (one's friends), sequester (oneself), isolate (oneself), detach (oneself), stay home, reject (offers of help), keep to oneself
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Feeling > Withdrawal From a Person or Situation > Shielding Oneself From Unpleasant Stimuli
stop one's ears, avert (one's eyes), shut down, go numb, cover one's eyes, hum to oneself, divert one's thoughts, talk over, squeeze one's eyes shut, look away, step out/outside, shield oneself, stay away, walk out/away
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Feeling > Worry
Feeling > Worry > How Worry Affects Someone
bother, ruffle, startle, amplify, vex, stress, trouble, fluster, unnerve, alarm, upset, frustrate, drown out, preoccupy, fester, roil, loom, unsettle, concern, exasperate, disconcert, disquiet, wear (away/down), madden
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Feeling > Worry > What Worry Feels Like
struggle, suffocate, jerk, fidget, fuss, tense up, stiffen, wring (one's hands), smolder, quaver, pace, speculate, lose focus, fixate, concoct, trip up, lose control, micromanage, obsess, ratchet up, pump up, fear, dread, replay, work up, fret, lose sleep, weigh one down, distrust, warn, caution, agonize, play with (one's hair), jitter, catastrophize
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Feeling > Awkwardness & Embarrassment
wipe, poke, slouch, fidget, sweat, stammer, hesitate, flush, laugh, hide, swallow, gulp, cower, shrink, blush, peek, redden, avert (one's eyes), hold back, heat up, turn aside/away, look down, duck (one's head), turn red/pink, work (one's mouth), hide (one's face in one's hands), burn (with embarrassment), tighten one's mouth
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Feeling > Bravado & Courage
Feeling > Bravado & Courage > Bravado
rise, strut, preen, crow, trot out, parade, prance, pretend, display, puff up, swagger, flaunt, impress, act, bluff, claim, pique, mug, shout, buck up, boast, gloat, exalt, brag, hold forth, show off/up, pump oneself up, plume, swell, pride oneself on, glory in, revel in, grandstand, square one's shoulders, declare (one's superiority), elevate (oneself), glorify (one's role), embolden, embellish (one's bravery/accomplishments), blow one's horn, bluster, showboat, flex muscles, try too hard, overdo, man up
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Feeling > Bravado & Courage > Feeling Courage
deliver, pull out, rescue, stand for, face, risk, save, stand up for, liberate, rush in, come to the rescue of, set free, come to the aid of, free, pull free, stand strong, jump into the fray, throw oneself in front of, sacrifice oneself, cover (others), shield (others from harm), ensure the safety of, chomp at the bit, champ at the bit
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Feeling > Control & Restraint in the Face
tighten, smooth, tense, bottle, smolder, hide, swallow, curb, belie, mask, cover, squint, fake, stifle, shut down, rein in, guard, turn away, hold in/back, close (one's mouth), collect oneself, flatten (one's expression), narrow (one's gaze), purse (one's lips), zip (one's lips), smother (a gasp), open (one's mouth and close it), bite one's tongue, man up
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Feeling > Emotional Drama
fume, vent, embellish, personalize, tangle, burst, flare, explode, intensify, boil, amplify, ignite, magnify, exaggerate, warp, overwhelm, erupt, fly into a rage, fly off the handle, escalate, battle, huff, rankle, ratchet up, pump up, worsen, uncork, overstate, rouse, lash out, blow up/off steam, act out/up, roil, dramatize, aggravate, exacerbate, let fly/loose, flood (with emotion), lambaste, storm, hit the roof, lose it, reactivate
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Feeling > Feeling Anger
pound, contract, tense up, flare (one's nostrils), bristle, fume, smolder, churn, froth, glare, burn, boil, resent, seethe, prickle, overreact, roil, glower, steam, simmer, brim, stew, be hot under the collar, tighten (lips/shoulders)
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Feeling > Feeling Offended
contract, chafe, tense up, bristle, flush, bridle, redden, resent, prickle, turn red, take offense, get one's back up, get into a huff, take exception, turn up one's nose, sniff at, take umbrage, feel triggered, get into a snit
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Feeling > Feeling Pleasant Surprise or Interest
arch, laugh, start, prick up, light up, brighten, gape, smile, gasp, drop jaw, perk up, raise one's eyebrows, lean forward, raise one's chin, straighten one's spine, step forward, cover one's mouth, exclaim, draw in one's breath, widen one's eyes, move forward/in
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Feeling > Feelings and Behaviors of Tedium
bore, flatten, lounge, slog through, zone out, count, bear, snooze, nap, drool, dull, muffle, endure, tolerate, abide, put up with, shut down, daydream, capitulate, blunt, deaden, tire, weary, dispirit, ritualize, dumb down, regress, mollify, acquiesce, drum (the table), twirl (hair/pen), let one's mind wander, doodle
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Feeling > Feelings of Liberation
Feeling > Feelings of Liberation > How the Body Expresses Freedom
hug, bounce, embrace, laugh, emerge, radiate, shine, abandon, smile, ring out, let out, blossom, bloom, flower, jump for joy, swing (arms), stride
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Feeling > Feelings of Liberation > The Feeling That One Is Becoming Free
cast aside, shed, unlock, loose, break free, unleash, scintillate, open, release, fall away, allow, come out/forward, liberate, escape, free, let go/loose, reveal, feel free, spread one's wings, unbind, unchain, unshackle, unfetter, uncage, emancipate, lose one's bonds, experience, mellow
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Feeling > Gratitude
credit, appreciate, praise, honor, recognize, owe (a debt of gratitude), thank, place one's hand over one's heart, bow, show appreciation, express thanks, express gratitude, bless, extend thanks to, say thank you, accord, give thanks, experience gratitude
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Feeling > Hope
Feeling > Hope > How Hope Stirs in Someone
whet, stir, kindle, stimulate, flicker, glimmer, shimmer, animate, excite, encourage, enthuse, motivate, invigorate, rekindle, inspire, rejuvenate, matter, refresh, thrill, electrify, exhilarate, enliven, experience, rouse, usher in, keep alive/awake, push (someone forward), elate
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Feeling > Hope > How Someone Feels Hope
stir, fill, beg, flutter, tremble, imagine, stoke, thirst for, want, crave, long for, desire, hanker, daydream, envision, visualize, yearn, wish, twinge, perk up, itch, ache for, pray for, ask for, dream, hope, tingle, aspire to, picture, bubble over/up, gush (with enthusiasm), experience (hope)
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Feeling > How a Face Expresses Complaint
sigh, whimper, whine, pout, mope, brood, mutter, grouse, gripe, bellyache, sniff, snivel, sulk, roll one's eyes, scowl, frown, whisper, jut out one's lower lip
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Feeling > How a Face Reveals Boredom
hang, droop, suppress, sigh, drool, glaze over, yawn, roll one's eyes, stifle (a yawn), snore, suck in (one's breath), puff out one's lips, exhale, blink slowly, rub (one's cheek), tilt (one's head), grow still
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Feeling > How a Face Shows Anger & Meanness
pinch, tighten, tense, snap, leer, flare (one's nostrils), stiffen, fix, snarl, darken, glare, squint, stare, redden, turn (red), spit, harden, grimace, grin, scowl, frown, smirk, scoff, jeer, scorn, sneer, narrow (one's eyes), glower, snicker, bare (one's teeth), contort, send out (barbs), shoot daggers, screw up (one's nose)
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Feeling > How a Face Shows Emotional or Physical Pain
contract, cry, hiss, grunt, whimper, crumple, blanch, cringe, flinch, wince, twinge, grimace, sob, wail, moan, weep, pull away/back, groan, drain (color), scrunch (one's face in pain), suck in/on, rub (one's eyes)
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Feeling > How a Mouth Expresses Emotion
pucker, tighten, curl, tense, quiver, cry, tremble, open, smile, pout, simper, grimace, grin, frown, smirk, pull in, purse (lips), bite (one's lip), blow air, press together, make a face, open and close, jut out (one's lip)
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Feeling > How People Make Progress on a Psychological Issue
listen, transfer, seek help (for quitting smoking), set (intentions), identify (stressors), investigate (one's inner life), feel, attend (psychotherapy sessions), move beyond, shift (one's perspective), notice (situations in which one gets triggered into reactivity), observe (one's own behavior), detect (patterns of re-stimulation), hypnotize oneself, psychoanalyze, pursue (the impact of one's childhood issues on adult behavior), set out to, take steps to, dispense (with), break free (of old patterns)
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Feeling > How the Eyes Indicate a Reaction
scrunch, skim, arch, twitch, pop, cast, rest on, cry, water, scan, underlie, dilate, moisten, soften, glisten, flicker, blink, wink, glare, peer, seek, squint, gape, gaze, stare, gawk, tear up, narrow, widen, redden, search, wince, sob, well up, weep, read (a situation), fix on, raise (one's eyebrows), brim (with tears), flood (with tears), roll one's eyes, furrow (one's brow), avert (one's glance), wander, size up (a situation), bat (one's eyelashes), turn toward/away, turn ones glance
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Feeling > How the Face Opens Up
loosen, broadcast, shed, loose, show, emerge, manifest, suggest, project, display, leak, radiate, expose, beam, communicate, divulge, unveil, release, fall away, bare, convey, reveal, let go (of tension), loosen up, express, free up, send out (warmth), come across/through, let loose, strip (of pretense), disclose, relax (muscles in the jaw), thaw, drop away
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Feeling > How the Face Reveals Distaste
squinch, contract, pucker, spit out, pout, grimace, frown, scrunch up (one's nose), screw up (one's nose), stick out (one's tongue), look askance at, purse, crimp (one's face), furrow one's brows, knit one's brows, lower one's eyebrows
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Feeling > Joy
Feeling > Joy > How Joy Stirs in Someone
boost, lift, rise, stir, sweep, fill, tickle, lighten, shine, brighten, illumine, animate, excite, enthuse, sweeten, invigorate, energize, rejuvenate, delight, thrill, exhilarate, enliven, perk up, elate, amuse, hearten, cheer, gladden, uplift
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Feeling > Joy > How Someone Experiences Thrill
grip, stir, galvanize, kindle, awaken, absorb, spark, transfix, engross, captivate, rivet, spellbind, fascinate, enthrall, pique, bewitch, excite, entice, mesmerize, inspire, enchant, delight, hypnotize, charm, thrill, electrify, exhilarate, hook, rouse, intrigue, intoxicate, fire (with enthusiasm), tantalize, titillate, wake up
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Feeling > Joy > What Someone Does When Joyful
slap, belt, clap, drum, applaud, twirl, flush, cavort, dance, jump, skip, float, skitter, cry, howl, hum, sing, whirl, laugh, chuckle, whistle, chortle, caper, frolic, blaze, gambol, blush, shine, celebrate, pulse, shout, smile, flirt, joke, rejoice, exalt, cry out, perk up, stride, cheer, grin, crack up, marvel, break out in (song/applause), rave, romp, toast, sail along, rollick, giggle, sashay, kick up (one's heels), burst into
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Feeling > Laughter
howl, sing, laugh, chuckle, whistle, twitter, chortle, roar, turn up, crease, glow, tear up, beam, mug, smile, release, grin, giggle, burst into, snicker, loosen up, let loose, let go/out, titter, snigger, guffaw, relax, unwind, toss (back one's head), convulse (with laughter), snort (with laughter), dimple, open wide, shake (jowls), make someone laugh
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Feeling > Managing One's Emotions
mirror, repeat, ground, listen, highlight, breathe, manage, build capacity, manage (one's triggers), work with (one's triggers), de-trigger, process (one's emotions), work with (one's feelings), voice (one's concerns), remember, center (oneself), compose (oneself), remind (oneself)
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Feeling > Recoiling
recoil, start, cower, draw back, shrink, blanch, withdraw, flinch, wince, spring back, pull away/back, jump back, jerk back
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Feeling > Regret & Discouragement
Feeling > Regret & Discouragement > Discouragement
depress, reflect, discourage, crumble, demoralize, cost, humble, sadden, dispirit, dishearten, dismay, humiliate, disappoint, embarrass, hit one hard, let oneself down, lose one's confidence, blame (oneself/others), give in/up
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Feeling > Regret & Discouragement > Feelings of Regret
carry, plumb, hide, sicken, reflect, face, admit, confront, lose (hope), change one's mind, lament, bemoan, rue, hang one's head, repent, regret, lower (one's head/eyes), embarrass, dwell on, bewail, beat oneself up
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Feeling > Sadness & Emotional Pain
Feeling > Sadness & Emotional Pain > Feelings & Behaviors Associated With Sadness
choke, droop, slog through, suffer, cry, howl, shriek, bear, snort, whimper, tremble, sputter, tear up, sink, plummet, endure, miss, mope, hurt, gasp, shiver, convulse, lament, sob, smart, wail, pine, keen, moan, bawl, grieve, mourn, plumb (the depths of despair), well up, sniffle, lower (one's eyes/head), snuffle, snivel, languish, weep, blubber, drag one's feet, walk slowly, rock back and forth
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Feeling > Sadness & Emotional Pain > Reactions to Emotional Pain
recoil, gnash, jerk, fumble, shake, snap, wring one's hands, churn, flush, hiss, chatter, lurch, sicken, retreat, spin, stagger, flee, jumble, reel, sublimate, repress, relegate, brood, compartmentalize, shudder, go numb, bury (a bad memory), grind (teeth), knot, writhe, whirl around, sulk, fester, burst into tears, lash out, stuff one's fist into one's mouth
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Feeling > Sadness & Emotional Pain > What Sadness Does
smother, choke, weigh, stain, darken, mute, blur, cast (a shadow), blacken, dim, muffle, cloud, burden, overwhelm, stifle, fog, slow, consume, negate, damp, dampen, deaden, sadden
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Feeling > Shame
Feeling > Shame > Actions That Can Indicate Shame
hunch, cry, hide, slink, tremble, shrink, tear up, cope, cringe, flinch, twinge, hang one's head, avert one's eyes, beg (forgiveness), plead, curl up/into, dance around (the topic), gloss over (details)
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Feeling > Shame > The Physical Experience of Shame
stoop, squirm, flush, drain (blood), hide, burn, sting, hurt, come undone, go numb, tingle, smart, writhe, ache, burst (into tears), cover one's face, reactivate
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Feeling > Undergoing Degradation or Abuse
Feeling > Undergoing Degradation or Abuse > Coping with an Earlier Abuse
build, brave, work with, deal with, persevere, repress, withstand, survive, recover, toughen, share, suffer (post-traumatic stress syndrome), endure (nightmares), bear (ptsd), loathe (one's perpetrator), cope with, go on, swear off, leave (an abusive partner), look over one's shoulder, grow strong
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Feeling > Undergoing Degradation or Abuse > How a Survivor's Behavior Can Express Distress
stoop, slouch, slump, shy away, cower, cover up, screw up, defer, withdraw, avoid, flinch, isolate oneself, take risks, conceal (bruises), evade (topics of conversation), mumble, slide (into depression), bottle up (feelings), hold in/back, keep to oneself
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Feeling > Undergoing Degradation or Abuse > How Outsiders View Survivors of Abuse
pollute, stain, taint, contaminate, spoil, stigmatize, debase, blame, dishonor, blight, defile, disgrace, deflower, dirty, sully, hold an opinion, charge (with an offense)
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Feeling > Undergoing Degradation or Abuse > Immediate Aftereffects of Abuse
depress, hide, sicken, tarnish, violate, confuse, stupefy, overwhelm, disturb, shock, astonish, dumbfound, daze, upset, devastate, demoralize, scare, deflate, shame, corrode, repel, terrify, horrify, wear down, dispirit, dishearten, demean, humiliate, disgust, reduce to, tear apart, repulse, frighten, petrify, appall, preoccupy, madden, take shelter, file (a restraining order), report (the crime to police), shower, discomfit, infect (with venereal disease), haunt, mortify, destroy (trust), erode (a sense of normalcy), cloud (one's thinking)
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Feeling > Undergoing Degradation or Abuse > Long-Term Effects of Abuse
saddle, trap, scar, beat down, taint, contaminate, weigh down, disturb, spoil, demoralize, deflate, stigmatize, hurt, humble, demean, unhinge, drive away, mortify, strip (of self-confidence), drive (one to drink), drag down, chip away (one's self-confidence), erode (self-confidence), emasculate, outrage
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Feeling > Undergoing Degradation or Abuse > The Experience of Undergoing Abuse
suffer, bear, bleed, swallow, submit, stumble, cower, stagger, endure, put up with, stomach, undergo, cry out, cover (one's head), curl (into a fetal position), ball up (one's fist), call for (help), shut down (one's feelings), wait (for the abuse to end), take it, fear (one's perpetrator), listen (for a chance to escape)
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Feeling > Withdrawal From a Person or Situation
Feeling > Withdrawal From a Person or Situation > Physically Withdrawing
recoil, drag, crouch, sag, slump, freeze, freeze up, pull out, hide, slink, bolt, retreat, shy away, shrink, quit, stop, cut off, step back, hold back, bow out, withdraw, detach, flag, pull away, walk out/away, cave in, fall back, turn away, edge away, turn aside/away, shut up/away, back away/out, pull back/away, stand back/aside, sequester oneself, remove (oneself), lose (one's appetite), isolate oneself, avert, keep to oneself
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Feeling > Withdrawal From a Person or Situation > Psychological Withdrawal
sever, separate, suffer, slacken, break down, hide, slink, elude, evade, shy away, neglect, crumple, glaze over, recede, withhold, cancel, deteriorate, yield, relapse, brood, avoid, revert, dampen, deaden, languish, edge away, turn aside/away, back away/out, pull back/away, remove (oneself), fall silent, decline (invitations), divorce oneself, distance oneself, shrink from, walk away, turn off, hold in, put off, stop (returning texts), numb oneself, give up/in, exhaust (one's friends), sequester (oneself), isolate (oneself), detach (oneself), stay home, reject (offers of help), keep to oneself
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Feeling > Withdrawal From a Person or Situation > Shielding Oneself From Unpleasant Stimuli
stop one's ears, avert (one's eyes), shut down, go numb, cover one's eyes, hum to oneself, divert one's thoughts, talk over, squeeze one's eyes shut, look away, step out/outside, shield oneself, stay away, walk out/away
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Feeling > Worry
Feeling > Worry > How Worry Affects Someone
bother, ruffle, startle, amplify, vex, stress, trouble, fluster, unnerve, alarm, upset, frustrate, drown out, preoccupy, fester, roil, loom, unsettle, concern, exasperate, disconcert, disquiet, wear (away/down), madden
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Feeling > Worry > What Worry Feels Like
struggle, suffocate, jerk, fidget, fuss, tense up, stiffen, wring (one's hands), smolder, quaver, pace, speculate, lose focus, fixate, concoct, trip up, lose control, micromanage, obsess, ratchet up, pump up, fear, dread, replay, work up, fret, lose sleep, weigh one down, distrust, warn, caution, agonize, play with (one's hair), jitter, catastrophize
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Personal Relationships > Annoyance > Annoying Someone
grate, bother, repeat, ride, badger, pester, trigger, chivvy, chivy, chevvy, distract, pique, vex, finish someone off, frustrate, persist, noodge, harp, carp, rankle, tick off, gall, aggravate, exasperate, nitpick, bug, insist, irritate, annoy, plague, needle, hassle, rile up, bedevil, rile, perturb, nettle, get on someone's nerves, frost, get to, drive mad/crazy, piss off, po, drive up the wall, drive to distraction, get someone's goat, push someone's buttons, peeve, try someone's patience, drive bananas, irk, rub the wrong way, tee off, get in someone's hair, miff, get under one's skin, ruffle someone's feathers, drive mad
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Violence & Confrontation > Expressing Anger
Violence & Confrontation > Expressing Anger > Confrontational Hand Gestures
flip the bird, flip off, give the middle finger, chin flick, raise (fist), slap (the bicep), give (the finger), make (fist), purse (fingers), encircle (middle finger), give (a thumb down)
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Violence & Confrontation > Expressing Anger > Non-Violent Expressions of Anger
jab, hammer, snap, protest, agitate, unleash, rend, attack, glare, explode, erupt, refuse to, harass, blow up, spit, revile, uncork, stir up, seethe, penalize, rupture, lash out, act out/up, exacerbate, storm, scowl, sneer, glower, accuse, flare up, antagonize, punish, foment, snort at, slam (the door), rampage (through the office), fly (into a rage), go wild/berserk, vituperate, rail against
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Violence & Confrontation > Expressing Anger > Provocation
jab, heckle, stir, agitate, badger, pester, menace, trigger, ignite, pressure, escalate, confront, foist, harass, rankle, spit, provoke, inflame, pick on, tick off, rouse, roil, aggravate, irritate, torment, plague, goad, needle, hassle, antagonize, instigate, rile, anger, incite, enrage, infuriate, pit (someone against someone else), drive (to distraction), harry, pick (a fight)
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Violence & Confrontation > Expressing Anger > Verbal Arguing
blast, pelt, hammer, unload, snap, fume, order, vent, sear, tear down, howl, mock, scream, fight, bellow, snarl, growl, bait, roar, exaggerate, insinuate, vilify, curse, shout, yell, demand, argue, rehash, berate, bicker, rankle, disparage, ridicule, swear, drown out, spit, insult, counter, incense, overstate, demonize, put down, blame, grill, deride, rave, bawl, lambaste, scorn, bruise, accuse, goad, chide, rebuke, ream out, dredge up, hash out, affront, cuss, foment, rail, zing, raise one's voice, edge in, snipe, damn, rant, stab (with snark), sling (insults), raise (one's voice), savage
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Violence & Confrontation > Expressing Anger > What Anger Does to the One Who Feels It
gnaw, smolder, complicate, distort, weaken, cloud, spoil, compound, rankle, exhaust, corrode, eat away at, molder, erode, nauseate, embolden, fester, brew, tire out, tie someone in knots, get one's blood up, muddy (one's judgment), suppurate
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