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feel
noun as in quality perceived by feeling
verb as in touch, stroke
verb as in experience
verb as in believe
Example Sentences
As early as 2006, he told Mr Bhaumik, the journalist, "I am very tired. I feel doubly tired because there seems to be no result coming out of the talks."
Australia's Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke said the government will "continue to use every tool we have available to ensure that Australians can be safe and feel safe in their communities".
And it's clear they're much more comfortable this time around, with J saying they feel "spectacularly fortunate" to have a second chance.
Forget the kettle—at this point, investors might feel more like Champagne.
They also feel shut out by health boards who they believe are more concerned with reputational damage than honesty and transparency.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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