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Definition of feeling
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of feeling is as below...
Feeling
(a.)
Expressive
of great
sensibility;
attended
by, or
evincing,
sensibility;
as, he made a
feeling
representation
of his
wrongs..
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Love
::
Love (n.)
Affection;
kind
feeling;
friendship;
strong
liking
or
desire;
fondness;
good will; --
opposed
to hate; often with of and an
object.
Alive
::
Alive (a.)
Having
susceptibility;
easily
impressed;
having
lively
feelings,
as
opposed
to
apathy;
sensitive..
Experience
::
Experience
(n.) An act of
knowledge,
one or more, by which
single
facts or
general
truths
are
ascertained;
experimental
or
inductive
knowledge;
hence,
implying
skill,
facility,
or
practical
wisdom
gained
by
personal
knowledge,
feeling
or
action;
as, a king
without
experience
of war..
Commune
::
Commune
(v. i.) To
converse
together
with
sympathy
and
confidence;
to
interchange
sentiments
or
feelings;
to take
counsel.
Brutal
::
Brutal
(a.) Like a
brute;
savage;
cruel;
inhuman;
brutish;
unfeeling;
merciless;
gross;
as,
brutal
manners..
Aridity
::
Aridity
(n.) Fig.: Want of
interest
of
feeling;
insensibility;
dryness
of style or
feeling;
spiritual
drought.
Cardialgy
::
Cardialgy
(n.) A
burning
or
gnawing
pain, or
feeling
of
distress,
referred
to the
region
of the
heart,
accompanied
with
cardiac
palpitation;
heartburn.
It is
usually
a
symptom
of
indigestion..
Humanity
::
Humanity
(n.) The
quality
of being
humane;
the kind
feelings,
dispositions,
and
sympathies
of man;
especially,
a
disposition
to
relieve
persons
or
animals
in
distress,
and to treat all
creatures
with
kindness
and
tenderness..
Exasperate
::
Exasperate
(v. t.) To
irritate
in a high
degree;
to
provoke;
to
enrage;
to
exscite
or to
inflame
the anger of; as, to
exasperate
a
person
or his
feelings..
Inconsiderate
::
Inconsiderate
(a.) Not
considerate;
not
attentive
to
safety
or to
propriety;
not
regarding
the
rights
or
feelings
of
others;
hasty;
careless;
thoughtless;
heedless;
as, the young are
generally
inconsiderate;
inconsiderate
conduct..
Tension
::
Tension
(a.) Fig.:
Extreme
strain
of mind or
excitement
of
feeling;
intense
effort.
Flesh
::
Flesh (n.) In a good
sense,
tenderness
of
feeling;
gentleness..
Umbrageous
::
Umbrageous
(a.)
Feeling
jealousy
or
umbrage;
taking,
or
disposed
to take,
umbrage;
suspicious..
Capacity
::
Capacity
(n.) The power of
receiving
and
holding
ideas,
knowledge,
etc.; the
comprehensiveness
of the mind; the
receptive
faculty;
capability
of
undestanding
or
feeling..
Tact
::
Tact (n.) The sense of
touch;
feeling.
Chill
::
Chill (a.)
Characterized
by
coolness
of
manner,
feeling,
etc.;
lacking
enthusiasm
or
warmth;
formal;
distant;
as, a chill
reception..
Consciousness
::
Consciousness
(n.)
Feeling,
persuasion,
or
expectation;
esp.,
inward
sense of guilt or
innocence..
Scunner
::
Scunner
(v. i.) To have a
feeling
of
loathing
or
disgust;
hence,
to have
dislike,
prejudice,
or
reluctance..
Anthropopathy
::
Anthropopathy
(n.) The
ascription
of human
feelings
or
passions
to God, or to a
polytheistic
deity..
Close
::
Close (v. t.)
Oppressive;
without
motion
or
ventilation;
causing
a
feeling
of
lassitude;
-- said of the air,
weather,
etc..
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