shiftsinmood

noun
UK /ˈʃɪfts ɪn muːd/
US /ˈʃɪfts ɪn muːd/

Changes in how someone feels, like going from happy to sad.

The teacher noticed shifts in mood when the kids got tired before lunch.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Sudden changes in the general feeling of a group or place.

There were shifts in mood across the team after the big win.

3. Changes in the emotional tone of a story, song, or movie.

The film's shifts in mood kept the audience guessing.

4. Changes in a person's emotional state over time, often tracked by doctors.

The nurse wrote down the patient's shifts in mood each day.