IELTS: Intermediate Feelings, Emotions, and Opinions Vocabulary Set 11

IELTS: Intermediate Feelings, Emotions, and Opinions Vocabulary Set 11-1. boast (verb) To tell others about your successes with too much satisfaction. 2. complain (verb) To raise a concern regarding an issue, or to express displeasure at something. 3. complicate (verb) Make complex, difficult to understand. 4. confidence (noun) A belief in oneself or something. 5. confuse (verb) To have two or more ideas mixed up in one's mind. 6. convinced (adjective) To be entirely sure of something and believe that it is true. 7. cope (verb) Having the ability and knowledge to confront and deal with something challenging effectively. 8. fascinating (adjective) Very interesting. 9. frustration (noun) One's feeling of annoyance because of poor or unachievable results. 10. fulfilling (adjective) Personally gratifying; satisfying. 11. happily (adverb) In a happy, cheerfully way; with satisfaction and enthusiasm. 12. hypocrisy (noun) Pretense and false presentation of moral values, feelings, or virtues that one does not possess. 13. impact (verb) To strongly influence someone. 14. profound (adjective) Thought-provoking; having great insight. 15. profound (adjective) Intensely felt; complete. 16. reassure (verb) To calm someone's worries; to encourage them. 17. satisfied (adjective) Used to describe a feeling of content or plea- sure. 18. tear up (phrasal verb) To make someone sad or worried.