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Verbos para Evocar Emociones - Verbos para Evocar Emociones Negativas

Aquí aprenderás algunos verbos en inglés que se refieren a evocar emociones negativas como "molestar", "disgustar" y "cansar".

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Categorized English Verbs of Evoking and Feeling Emotions
to upset
to upset
[Verbo]

to make a person unhappy or emotionally disturbed

molestar

molestar

Ex: When I forgot her birthday, it upset my sister a lot. 
to sadden
to sadden
[Verbo]

to make someone feel unhappy or disappointed

entristecer, afligir

entristecer, afligir

Ex: The loss of her pet deeply saddened her. 
to depress
to depress
[Verbo]

to make someone feel extremely sad or discouraged, often as a result of challenging situations, such as loss

deprimir

deprimir

Ex: The constant rain seemed to depress him even more. 
to desolate

to make someone feel extremely miserable and unhappy

desolar, afligir

desolar, afligir

Ex: The loss of her parents desolated her. 
to deject
to deject
[Verbo]

to make someone feel disheartened or low in spirits

desmoralizar

desmoralizar

Ex: His failure in the exam dejected him. 
to get down

to cause someone's spirits to be lowered

deprimir, desanimar

deprimir, desanimar

Ex: The news of the layoffs got him down, and he felt demotivated. 
to disappoint

to fail to meet someone's expectations or hopes, causing them to feel let down or unhappy

decepcionar, desilusionar

decepcionar, desilusionar

Ex: The movie's ending disappointed many viewers. 
to let down

to make someone disappointed by not meeting their expectations

decepcionar

decepcionar

Ex: The speaker's uninspiring presentation let down the audience, who had gathered with anticipation for an engaging and informative event. 
to disgust
to disgust
[Verbo]

to make someone feel upset, shocked, and sometimes offended about something

darle asco, repugnar

darle asco, repugnar

Ex: His rude behavior towards the waiter disgusted everyone at the table. 
to revolt
to revolt
[Verbo]

to cause strong disgust or offense to someone's morals

revolver, disgustar

revolver, disgustar

Ex: His sexist remarks revolted the entire audience. 
to repel
to repel
[Verbo]

to cause someone to feel a strong dislike or aversion towards something

repeler, disuadir

repeler, disuadir

Ex: The foul smell of the garbage repels visitors to the alley. 
to squick
to squick
[Verbo]

to disgust someone

asquear, disgustar

asquear, disgustar

Ex: The graphic horror movie scenes squicked some viewers. 
to sicken
to sicken
[Verbo]

to cause strong offense to someone's morals

disgustar, repugnar

disgustar, repugnar

Ex: The cruel treatment of animals sickened the activists. 
to nauseate

to make someone feel very disgusted, often in a moral sense

dar náuseas, dar asco

dar náuseas, dar asco

Ex: Their rude behavior at the party was enough to nauseate most of the guests. 
to gross out

to disgust someone, especially with something vulgar or offensive

asquear, repugnar

asquear, repugnar

Ex: The disgusting behavior of the bullies has grossed out many students. 
to exhaust
to exhaust
[Verbo]

to cause a person to become extremely tired

agotar, exhaustar

agotar, exhaustar

Ex: The intense workout at the gym completely exhausted her. 
to tire
to tire
[Verbo]

to cause someone or something to feel exhausted

cansar, agotar

cansar, agotar

Ex: The long hike tired him. 
to overtire

to exhaust someone excessively beyond normal limits

agotar en exceso, cansar demasiado

agotar en exceso, cansar demasiado

Ex: She overtires herself by taking on too many tasks. 
to fatigue
to fatigue
[Verbo]

to make someone extremely tired from too much exertion or stress

fatigar, agotar

fatigar, agotar

Ex: The long hours of work fatigued him. 
to wear out

to make someone tired because of strain or stress

agotar, cansar

agotar, cansar

Ex: The repetitive tasks at the assembly line quickly wore the workers out. 
to fag out
to fag out
[Verbo]

to become extremely tired from overexertion, strain, or stress

agotarse, reventarse

agotarse, reventarse

Ex: The constant stress has fagged me out. 
to bore
to bore
[Verbo]

to do something that causes a person become uninterested, tired, or impatient

aburrir, cansar

aburrir, cansar

Ex: The long lecture bored the students. 
to stultify

to make someone lose interest or motivation, typically due to a boring or restrictive routine

embrutecer, anquilosar

embrutecer, anquilosar

Ex: The monotonous job stultified his creativity. 
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