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in short if u are lazy to read the 'things' below Emotions and feelings are very similar. In fact, the definition of feeling is to have an emotion.
acutely ADVERB
used for emphasizing that a feeling, often an unpleasant one, is very strong
affective ADJECTIVE
relating to the emotions or to someone’s moods
basic ADJECTIVE
basic feelings are the natural feelings that everyone has
bitter ADJECTIVE
involving very angry feelings
blind ADJECTIVE
a blind emotion or belief is so strong that you do not question it in any way, even if it is unreasonable
burning ADJECTIVE
felt extremely strongly
casual ADJECTIVE
not involving strong feelings or emotions
deep ADJECTIVE
a deep feeling or emotion is very strong
deep-rooted ADJECTIVE
a deep-rooted feeling, belief, idea etc is strong and you have had it for so long that it is difficult to change
deep-seated ADJECTIVE
deep-rooted
depth NOUN
the great strength of a feeling
emotional ADJECTIVE
relating to feelings and the way that they affect your life
emotionally ADVERB
in a way that relates to feelings and the way that they affect your life
entrenched ADJECTIVE
entrenched attitudes or feelings have existed for a long time and are difficult to change
exquisite ADJECTIVE
LITERARY felt in an extreme way
fierce ADJECTIVE
involving very strong feelings such as determination, anger, or hate
growing ADJECTIVE
a growing feeling or situation is starting to exist more often, and is becoming more important or serious
heartfelt ADJECTIVE
FORMAL a heartfelt emotion, remark, or action is very sincere
hearty ADJECTIVE
FORMAL hearty feelings are sincere and you feel them strongly
helpless ADJECTIVE
helpless laughter, tears etc are so strong that you cannot control them
I can’t tell you how/what PHRASE
used for emphasizing that your feelings about something are very strong
ill-concealed ADJECTIVE
an ill-concealed feeling is one you do not hide well, so that other people can see how you feel
inexpressible ADJECTIVE
MAINLY LITERARY an inexpressible feeling is very strong and impossible to describe
infectious ADJECTIVE
feelings or ways of behaving that are infectious make other people feel the same or behave in the same way
mixed feelings/emotions PHRASE
mixed feelings or emotions make you not certain how you feel about someone or something
mortal ADJECTIVE
used for emphasizing that a particular feeling is extremely strong
naked ADJECTIVE
naked emotions are very strong and can be clearly seen in someone’s expression
overpowering ADJECTIVE
an overpowering feeling is so strong that you cannot control it
overt ADJECTIVE
used about feelings and opinions that are expressed in a very open way
overwhelming ADJECTIVE
an overwhelming emotion is very strong, often so strong that you cannot think or behave normally
pent up ADJECTIVE
pent up emotions are strong feelings, for example anger, that you do not express so that they gradually become more difficult to control
personal ADJECTIVE
used about your own opinions or feelings
piercing ADJECTIVE
piercing feelings are very strong and usually unpleasant
primal ADJECTIVE
relating to something very basic, especially very basic needs or emotions
primeval ADJECTIVE
primeval feelings are natural and happen without thinking
profound ADJECTIVE
used about very strong feelings, especially negative ones
quiet ADJECTIVE
used about feelings that someone has but does not show or talk about
raw ADJECTIVE
a raw emotion or quality is strong and natural, but not controlled or developed
reluctant ADJECTIVE
used for describing a feeling that you have but you wish you did not have
repressed ADJECTIVE
used about people’s emotions
righteous ADJECTIVE
righteous feelings are caused by a belief that you are right to feel angry, for example because of something bad or wrong
sentimental ADJECTIVE
relating to emotions rather than reason
sharp ADJECTIVE
a sharp feeling is sudden and strong
skin-deep ADJECTIVE
INFORMAL a skin-deep quality or feeling is not as strong or important as it seems or as someone wants it to appear
sneaking ADJECTIVE
a sneaking feeling is one that you are not sure about or do not want to have
strong ADJECTIVE
firmly believed, or firmly felt
subconscious ADJECTIVE
relating to thoughts or feelings that you have but do not think about, or do not realize you have
tenacious ADJECTIVE
tenacious ideas, beliefs, or habits continue for a long time and are difficult to change
unconcealed ADJECTIVE
MAINLY LITERARY an unconcealed emotion is one that you do not try to hide
unconscious ADJECTIVE
an unconscious feeling or thought is one that you do not realize that you have
uncontrollable ADJECTIVE
an uncontrollable feeling is one that you cannot control or stop
undivided ADJECTIVE
not mixed with other feelings or intentions
uneasy ADJECTIVE
used about someone’s feelings or behaviour
unfeigned ADJECTIVE
FORMAL an unfeigned emotion is real
ungovernable ADJECTIVE
LITERARY an ungovernable feeling is very difficult to control
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