Feelings
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The document lists and defines a variety of emotions in English. It groups similar emotions together such as delighted, ecstatic, cheerful, and overjoyed under positive emotions. In contrast, it lists miserable, depressed, and sorry under negative emotions. The document also includes mixed emotions like frustrated, confused, and let down. It ends by providing examples of matching pairs of opposite emotions like relieved and depressed or delighted and determined.
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