mood

noun
UK /muːd/
US /muːd/

The way you feel inside right now.

She is in a happy mood today.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. The general feeling or atmosphere of a place or group.

The mood of the party was cheerful and loud.

3. A temporary state of feeling sad or angry.

He has been in a bad mood all morning.

4. In grammar, a verb form that shows whether something is a fact, a wish, or a command.

The teacher explained the subjunctive mood in class.