Mood and Sense

Mood

Mood noun - A special quality or impression associated with something.

Usage example: there's a haunting mood of melancholy about the ruined old castle

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Sense and mood are semantically related in emotion topic. In some cases you can use "Sense" instead a noun "Mood".

Nearby Words: moody, moodily

Sense noun - An indefinite physical response to a stimulus.

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Mood and sense are semantically related in emotion topic. Sometimes you can use "Mood" instead a noun "Sense".

good	good mood	good sense
best	best mood	best sense
better	better mood	better sense
normal	normal mood	normal sense
Other adjectives: usual, positive, certain, original, romantic, poor, real, little, bad, terrible, dark, possible, weird, different.

Nothing much out of the ordinary happens in some early scenes in the film, but there's a foreboding mood and a sense that things are subtly off, creating suspense long before the aliens show up (and making them a bit of a letdown when they do).

Source: Nothing Is Scarier
Ryou cooks well, and is called out by her friends to give up drawing and take up catering instead, but her sense of taste is easily affected by her mood, particularly loneliness.

Source: Supreme Chef
Episode 6, in a broader sense, turns out to be mood whiplash for the entire series.

Source: Anime / Charlotte

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