MOOD VOCABULARY

Joyful: Full of happiness and delight.

Sentence: The children were joyful as they danced in the rain.

Serene: Calm, peaceful, and untroubled.

Sentence: The serene landscape made her feel at peace.

Optimistic: Hopeful and confident about the future.

Sentence: Despite the challenges, he remained optimistic about his success.

Playful: Light-hearted and fun.

Sentence: The playful puppy chased its tail around the room.

Melancholic: Feeling or expressing sadness or sorrow.

Sentence: She felt melancholic looking at old photos of her childhood.

Tense: Filled with worry, anxiety, or suspense.

Sentence: The atmosphere in the courtroom was tense as the verdict was read.

Gloomy: Dark or poorly lit, depressing or sad.

Sentence: The rainy weather made the room feel gloomy and unwelcoming.

Anguished: Experiencing severe mental or emotional pain.

Sentence: His anguished cry echoed through the empty house.

Mysterious: Difficult to understand or explain; full of secrets.

Sentence: The old mansion had a mysterious aura that intrigued everyone.

Pensive: Engaged in deep or serious thought.

Sentence: She sat in the garden, looking pensive as she planned her next steps.

Nostalgic: Longing for or thinking fondly of the past.

Sentence: The smell of fresh bread made him nostalgic for his grandmother’s kitchen.

Curious: Eager to know or learn something.

Sentence: The child was curious about the new toy and took it apart to see how it worked.