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feel for

verb as in bleed

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verb as in come at

verb as in commiserate

verb as in empathize

verb as in understand

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Berio, who was arguably the greatest 20th century Italian composer after Puccini, had a special feel for the viola as a solo instrument.

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I had to develop a feel for how to grip the blade, pinched between my thumb and index finger, just above the handle for control.

AI-enabled robots might one day be programmed to work on cars, but Hannah says mechanics develop a feel for the vibrations and sounds associated with certain problems—something a robot couldn’t do.

It means having to stand in front of the guilt that I’ve stuffed down, the guilt I feel for not spending more time with Grandma when she was alive.

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The leads of the Netflix miniseries talked about the intrigue their characters feel for each other, their own experiences as public figures and the possibilities of a second season.

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

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