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feel

Definition for feel

noun as in quality perceived by feeling

verb as in touch, stroke

verb as in believe

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Example Sentences

She is investigating ways to help people feel hopeful, inspired and compassionate about political challenges, since these emotions can motivate action without triggering stress and anxiety.

“When we got to the table on this one, I think his name was Bob or something, and he didn’t feel like a Bob,” he says.

Elliot‘s work has been received differently around the world. “But this film, I feel, is a little bit more universal,” he says.

“It was the first time we were able to touch that emotion. We’d been too busy telling the story to feel it.”

“This is the happiest moment of her life, and she needs to feel all the things that she carries with her throughout her life, that we all do, just disappear.”

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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