Strong feeling against a person, animus; spite, hatred, envy. In early use also: fear, terror.

Mind, thought, will. Also: heart, feeling. Obsolete.

The action or result of affecting the mind in some way; a mental state brought about by any influence; an emotion, feeling.

The manner in which one is inclined or disposed; (also) the capacity for willing or desiring; a mental state, mood, or emotion, esp. one regarded as…

The condition of being emotionally affected or committed; emotion, sentiment; an instance of this, an emotion (of hope, joy, sorrow, etc.).

Susceptibility to the emotions involved in matters of (romantic) love or affection, generosity, sympathy, etc.; sensibility or tenderness for others…

figurative. Movement of feeling or thought; emotion; impulse; intellectual activity.

As a mass noun: strong feelings, passion; (more generally) instinctive feeling as distinguished from reasoning or knowledge.

Mental stirring; emotion.

Chiefly Scottish. Natural modesty; appropriate feeling, conduct, emotion, etc. Obsolete.