Pronunciation: /ˈfiːlɪŋ/
noun an emotional state or reaction
A1 I have a good feeling about this new job.
A2 She couldn't shake the feeling that something was wrong.
B1 His feeling of excitement grew as the concert drew nearer.
B2 The feeling of nostalgia overwhelmed her as she walked through her childhood neighborhood.
C1 The feeling of contentment that comes from helping others is unmatched.
C2 His keen sense of feeling allowed him to detect even the slightest changes in temperature.
adjective expressing emotion or sensitivity
A1 I have a feeling that it will rain later.
A2 She had a feeling of excitement as she opened the gift.
B1 I couldn't shake the feeling of unease throughout the day.
B2 Despite the setbacks, he maintained a feeling of determination to succeed.
C1 The feeling of nostalgia overwhelmed her as she walked through her old neighborhood.
C2 His keen intuition and deep understanding of human nature gave him a unique feeling for people's motivations.
formal The patient described a sharp shooting feeling in their lower back.
informal I have a gut feeling that something is not right.
slang I'm catching good vibes and feeling myself today.
figurative She couldn't shake the feeling of being watched, even though she was alone.
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