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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
“So I’ve just got to keep working, it’s a day by day thing. But I definitely feel the progress.”
How could something that looks so good and feels genuinely inspiring just by being in its proximity be deceiving?
If you feel alone in your baking struggles, fret not!
"It does feel cleaner when you're looking across and you can see there's nothing coming out. And the smell isn't there, like we used to have that eggy smell coming from there."
"It certainly didn't feel 0.4secs off. We just didn't have the pace tonight, which was a little bit of a surprise for us. We were relatively confident going in."
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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