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Sir Francis Bacon (1561 - 1626)

Friday, October 12, 2018

Tone Words sorted by Category


TONE WORDS BY CATEGORY

REVERENCE
reverent
awe
venerated
solemn
mystical
majestic
apocalyptic
religious
pious

IRREVERENCE
irreverent
impious
iconoclastic

JOY
joyful
elated
zealous
fervent
ardent
jubilant
buoyant
euphoric
ecstatic

HAPPINESS
glad
pleased
merry
gleeful
light
delightful
cheerful
cheery
sanguine
mirthful
enjoyable
with relish
giddy
agreeable
amiable
warm
whimsical
friendly
blissful
effusive

SADNESS
somber
melancholy
sorrowful
lament
despair
despondent
regretful
dismal
funereal
saturnine
dark
gloomy
dejected
grave
grieving
morose
sullen
woeful
bleak
remorseful
forlorn
agonized
anguished
depressed
miserable
barren
empty
bereft
pitiful
pathetic
lugubrious
distressed
discouraged
disheartened
hurt
wounded
elegiac


LOVE
loving
affectionate
cherished
fond
admiring
tender
sentimental
romantic
platonic
adoring
narcissistic
passionate
impassioned
lustful
rapturous
infatuated
enamored
compassionate
benevolent
dreamy
sweet
flirtatious
coy
seductive
sexy
inviting
yearning
longing

HOPE
expectant
anticipatory
encouraged

CALMNESS
serene
tranquil
placid
peaceful
content
complacent
accepting
easy
satisfied
soothing
HATE
hateful
vengeance
abhorrence
evil
animosity
enmity
malicious
aversion
loathsome
despising
scornful
contemptuous
disdainful
jealous
envious
repugnance
repulsion
revulsion
resentment
spiteful
disgusted
vicious
invective
harsh
cold
threatening
savage

ANGER
vehement
rage
outrage
antipathy
irritated
indignant
vexed
incensed
petulant
irascible
riled
bitter
acrimonious
irate
furious
wrathful
rancorous
consternation
hostile
miffed
choleric
aggravated
futile
umbrage
galling
bristling
exasperated
explosive
caustic
revengeful
belligerent
perturbed
piqued
sharp
contentious

CONFUSION
shocked
befuddled
baffled
bewildered
disturbed
addled
upset

FEAR
frightened
afraid
timid
apprehensive
anxious
terror
horror
dismay
agitation
sinister
alarm
startled
uneasy
qualms
angst
alarmed
disturbed

STRENGTH
authoritative
confident
superior
dominant
arrogant
proud
audacious

WEAKNESS
weak
impotent
passive
lethargic
ashamed
guilty

IRONY
ironic
biting
smirking
sneering
derisive
icy
witty
sarcastic
mocking
sardonic
flippant
cynical
mock-heroic
mock-serious
taunting

YOUTH
young
innocent
callow
naive
childish
immature
fresh


MYSTERY
mysterious
furtive
surreptitious
sneaky
covert
subtle
allusive

MISC.
agreeable
apologetic
bittersweet
bored
chaotic
chauvinistic
classical
complimentary
concerned
condescending
convincing
critical
curious
cynical
determined
didactic
diffident
dramatic
explosive
frivolous
funny
gentle
heroic
hollow
horrific
humble
humorous
hypnotic
hypocritical
impatient
inflammatory
informal
insolent
jealous
laconic
lethargic
lofty
morbid
obnoxious
obsessive
passive
patronizing
pedantic
petty
poignant
preachy
presumptuous
prudish
regretful
remote
respectful
restrained
rude
sensational
sexist
solemn
stem
stuffy
sultry
vulgar

WORDS THAT DESCRIBE LANGUAGE
abstract
abstruse
artificial
bombastic
colloquial
concrete
connotative
cultured
detached
emotional
esoteric
euphemistic
exact
figurative
folksy
formal
grotesque
homespun