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SAT Humanities - Positive Emotions

Here you will learn some English words related to positive emotions, such as "jubilation", "relish", "impassioned", etc. that you will need to ace your SATs.

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SAT Vocabulary for Humanities
jubilation

a feeling of great joy, triumph, or satisfaction

Ex: She felt jubilation at passing the final exam. 
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bliss
bliss
[noun]

a state of complete happiness, joy, and contentment

Ex: Lounging in a hammock on a sunny beach, he experienced a profound sense of bliss as the waves gently lapped at the shore. 
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glee
glee
[noun]

great happiness or joy, often accompanied by laughter or a sense of amusement

Ex: The children's faces lit up with glee as they opened their presents on Christmas morning. 
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awe
awe
[noun]

a feeling of reverence, respect, and wonder inspired by something grand, powerful, or extraordinary

Ex: The talented musician's performance left the audience in awe of his skill and artistry. 
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elation
elation
[noun]

a feeling of joyful pride or high spirits

Ex: She felt a surge of elation after hearing the good news. 
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wonder
wonder
[noun]

a feeling of admiration or surprise caused by something that is very unusual and exciting

Ex: The child's eyes were filled with wonder as he watched the fireworks. 
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amusement
amusement
[noun]

a feeling we get when somebody or something is funny and exciting

Ex: The comedian's jokes brought waves of laughter and amusement to the audience. 
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furor
furor
[noun]

a sudden and intense excitement, enthusiasm, or interest about something

Ex: The new movie caused a furor among fans, who flocked to theaters in record numbers. 
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thrill
thrill
[noun]

a sudden feeling of pleasure and excitement

Ex: The audience experienced a thrill during the suspenseful scene in the movie. 
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compelling
compelling
[Adjective]

persuasive in a way that captures attention or convinces effectively

Ex: The speaker delivered a compelling argument that persuaded many to change their views. 
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exhilarating
exhilarating
[Adjective]

causing feelings of excitement or intense enthusiasm

Ex: Completing the challenging hike to the mountain summit was an exhilarating achievement. 
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endearing
endearing
[Adjective]

referring to qualities or behaviors that make a person likable or charming to others

Ex: The baby's endearing smile won the hearts of everyone who saw her. 
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wondrous
wondrous
[Adjective]

inspiring a feeling of wonder or amazement

Ex: The view from the mountaintop was truly wondrous, with sweeping vistas of untouched wilderness. 
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soothing
soothing
[Adjective]

providing a calming or comforting sensation that helps to relieve or lessen pain or discomfort

Ex: The soothing warmth of the heating pad eased her sore muscles after a long workout. 
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upbeat
upbeat
[Adjective]

having a positive and cheerful attitude

Ex: Despite the setbacks, she remained upbeat about the project's success. 
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nostalgic
nostalgic
[Adjective]

bringing back fond memories of the past, often with a sense of longing or affection

Ex: The nostalgic song reminded him of his childhood summers spent at the beach. 
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uplifting
uplifting
[Adjective]

making someone feel happier, more hopeful, or more positive

Ex: The movie had an uplifting message about friendship and perseverance. 
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overjoyed
overjoyed
[Adjective]

experiencing extreme happiness or great delight

Ex: She was overjoyed when she received the news of her promotion at work. 
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impassioned
impassioned
[Adjective]

filled with intense emotion, fervor, or enthusiasm

Ex: The politician delivered an impassioned speech, rallying the crowd with her powerful words. 
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doting
doting
[Adjective]

demonstrating an excessive and unconditional love or affection for someone, often to the point of being overly attentive

Ex: The doting grandparents showered their grandchildren with gifts and affection at every visit. 
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fanciful
fanciful
[Adjective]

coming from the imagination rather than facts

Ex: The fanciful tales of dragons and wizards delighted the children gathered around the storyteller. 
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enchanted
enchanted
[Adjective]

filled with joy, often as a result of experiencing something magical or captivating

Ex: The children were enchanted by the fairy tale's mystical creatures and enchanted forests. 
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delighted
delighted
[Adjective]

filled with great pleasure or joy

Ex: The delighted laughter of the children echoed through the playground. 
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to fascinate

to capture someone's interest or curiosity

Ex: The exotic animals at the zoo fascinate the children, sparking their curiosity. 
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to embolden

to give someone courage or confidence, inspiring them to take bold actions or face challenges with determination

Ex: The leader's speech was intended to embolden the team to tackle challenging tasks. 
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to relish
to relish
[Verb]

to enjoy or take pleasure in something greatly

Ex: She relished the opportunity to travel to new and exotic destinations. 
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to relieve

to decrease the amount of pain, stress, etc.

Ex: Taking a short break can relieve stress during a busy workday. 
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to rejoice

to feel or show great joy, delight, or happiness

Ex: The students rejoice when the teacher announces a surprise break from class. 
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to exude
to exude
[Verb]

to clearly show a feeling or quality through how one acts

Ex: She always exudes happiness, making everyone around her feel upbeat. 
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to entrance

to attract someone completely, making them deeply interested

Ex: The captivating beauty of the artwork entranced visitors to the museum. 
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to enthrall

to captivate someone completely

Ex: The magician's performance enthralled the audience. 
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to empathize

to deeply understand and share the feelings or experiences of someone else

Ex: After hearing her friend's heartbreak, she empathized with the pain of lost love. 
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to kindle
to kindle
[Verb]

to awaken feelings and sentiments

Ex: The heartfelt letter from her long-lost friend kindled a sense of joy and nostalgia within her. 
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to evoke
to evoke
[Verb]

to call forth or elicit emotions, feelings, or responses, often in a powerful or vivid manner

Ex: The painting was carefully crafted to evoke a sense of nostalgia, reminding viewers of their childhood. 
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deliciously
deliciously
[Adverb]

in a way that is extremely enjoyable to the senses, especially taste

Ex: The stew was deliciously seasoned with fresh herbs and garlic. 
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