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😊feel

verb
/fiːl/
feedback Feeling
feel definition card — visual illustration of the meaning feel synonyms and antonyms card — visual word comparison feel collocation card — common word combinations and phrases

Meaning

To experience an emotion or physical sensation.
to experience an emotion or physical sensation

Example Sentences

I feel happy when I listen to music.

I feel happy when I see you.

I feel happy today.

Example Expressions

feel at home

Synonyms

sense, perceive, experience, touch
Entry 1
sense, perceive, experience, touch
Entry 2
sense, experience, perceive
Entry 3
sense, experience, perceive

Antonyms

ignore, neglect, overlook, miss, dismiss
Entry 1
ignore, neglect
Entry 2
ignore, overlook, miss
Entry 3
ignore, dismiss, overlook

Collocations

feel good, feel bad, feel pain, feel pressure, feel comfortable, feel confident, feel grateful, feel emotions
Entry 1
feel good, feel bad, feel pain, feel pressure
Entry 2
feel good, feel bad, feel comfortable, feel confident, feel grateful
Entry 3
feel good, feel bad, feel emotions, feel pain, feel comfortable

More Example Sentences

I can understand how you feel.

I feel like I am over the moon.

I feel like I am on cloud nine.

I feel that this plan will succeed.

I feel that the weather is changing.

I can't tell you how terrible I feel.

I feel like I am floating in the clouds.

Is there anything I can do to make you feel better?

Is there anything I can do to help you feel better?

I like the sport because it makes me feel energized.

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