mood change
Feelings suddenly different
A mood change is a shift in emotional state, from one feeling to another.
The term appears in discussions of mental health, where rapid or extreme mood changes may indicate conditions like bipolar disorder: The medication helped stabilize her mood changes.
More casually, it describes ordinary emotional shifts: His mood change was obvious the moment she walked in.
- swingSuspended recreational seat
- shiftMovement or work period
- fluctuationIrregular change over time
- up and downAlternating between extremes
- irritableEasily provoked to annoyance
emotional · out of nowhere · volatile · temperament · unstable · mercurial · on edge · hormones · bipolar · mental health · antidepressant · rollercoaster · snapping · tears · laughter · stormy · cloudy · sunny
- Tonal Shiftscontrast, whiplash, tragicomedy
- symptomsfever, headache, pain, nausea, rash
- grammar changesconjugation, declension, inflection, negation, pluralization
- smell reactionssniffing, disgust, nose wrinkle, nose wrinkling, aversion
- syntaxsentence, verb, noun, adjective, adverb
mood changeemotional stability
Resilient, even-keeled temperament
equanimity · level-headedness · composure · placidity · imperturbability
mood changeconsistency
Reliable adherence to standards
predictability · regularity · uniformity · steadiness · sameness
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