π Tone & Mood of Writing Words Flashcards
(37 cards)
Tense
A feeling of suspense or anxiety, creating a sense of anticipation.
Melancholic
A mood of deep sadness, often thoughtful and reflective.
Sentimental
Expressing nostalgic feelings or a tender emotional attachment.
Ironic
The tone is opposite to what is expected, often with a sense of humor or bitterness.
Optimistic
A hopeful or positive attitude, often in the face of challenges.
Pessimistic
A gloomy or negative outlook, expecting the worst.
Suspenseful
A feeling of uncertainty or dread that keeps the reader on edge.
Sarcastic
A tone that mocks or conveys contempt, often with a bitter edge.
Light-hearted
Cheerful, easy-going, and humorous, without serious intent.
Reflective
Thoughtful or contemplative, often in a nostalgic or melancholic way.
Dramatic
Overly emotional or exaggerated in tone to create impact or intensity.
Hopeful
A tone expressing a desire for a positive outcome, with optimism and faith.
Humorous
Light and amusing, designed to entertain or make the reader laugh.
Bittersweet
A mixture of happiness and sadness, often reflecting conflicting emotions.
Cynical
Distrustful or doubtful of othersβ motives, often with a harsh or mocking tone.
Reassuring
Providing comfort or confidence, easing fear or doubt.
Detached
Emotionally distant or impersonal, often conveying neutrality.
Formal
A tone that is serious, respectful, and proper, often used in professional writing.
Informal
Casual, relaxed, and conversational tone, often used in personal or friendly communication.
Solemn
Serious, earnest, and dignified, often in situations of respect or grief.
Angry
A tone of frustration or rage, conveying displeasure or hostility.
Hopeful
Expressing optimism or belief that good things will happen.
Joyous
Full of happiness, cheer, or celebration.
Frustrated
A tone of dissatisfaction or inability to resolve a problem.