FEEL


Meaning of FEEL in English

verb

ADVERB

▪ deeply , strongly

She felt her mother's death very deeply.

▪ really

I really felt bad about what I had done.

▪ keenly

Her loss has been keenly felt.

PREPOSITION

▪ about

He ~s very strongly about a lot of issues.

▪ for

I really ~ for you in your position.

Feel is used with these nouns as the object: ↑ ache , ↑ admiration , ↑ adrenalin , ↑ affection , ↑ affinity , ↑ age , ↑ allegiance , ↑ ambivalence , ↑ anger , ↑ anguish , ↑ animosity , ↑ annoyance , ↑ antagonism , ↑ antipathy , ↑ anxiety , ↑ apprehension , ↑ attachment , ↑ attraction , ↑ awe , ↑ beat , ↑ bitterness , ↑ blow , ↑ bond , ↑ breath , ↑ breeze , ↑ bum , ↑ bump , ↑ burden , ↑ chill , ↑ cold , ↑ coldness , ↑ compassion , ↑ compulsion , ↑ concern , ↑ confidence , ↑ connection , ↑ consternation , ↑ contempt , ↑ contentment , ↑ craving , ↑ desire , ↑ despair , ↑ desperation , ↑ difference , ↑ dig , ↑ disappointment , ↑ disapproval , ↑ disbelief , ↑ discomfort , ↑ discontent , ↑ disdain , ↑ disgust , ↑ dislike , ↑ dismay , ↑ distaste , ↑ distress , ↑ distrust , ↑ disturbance , ↑ doubt , ↑ dread , ↑ earthquake , ↑ ecstasy , ↑ effect , ↑ elation , ↑ embarrassment , ↑ embrace , ↑ emotion , ↑ empathy , ↑ energy , ↑ enthusiasm , ↑ envy , ↑ euphoria , ↑ exasperation , ↑ excitement , ↑ exhaustion , ↑ failure , ↑ fascination , ↑ fatigue , ↑ fear , ↑ feeling , ↑ flame , ↑ flare , ↑ flash , ↑ flicker , ↑ flush , ↑ flutter , ↑ fondness , ↑ force , ↑ foreboding , ↑ frustration , ↑ fury , ↑ glow , ↑ gratitude , ↑ grief , ↑ guilt , ↑ hand , ↑ happiness , ↑ hatred , ↑ heartbeat , ↑ heat , ↑ hope , ↑ horror , ↑ hostility , ↑ humiliation , ↑ hunger , ↑ hurt , ↑ impact , ↑ impatience , ↑ impulse , ↑ inclination , ↑ indifference , ↑ indignation , ↑ irritation , ↑ itch , ↑ jab , ↑ jealousy , ↑ jolt , ↑ joy , ↑ loathing , ↑ loneliness , ↑ longing , ↑ love , ↑ loyalty , ↑ lump , ↑ lurch , ↑ lure , ↑ lust , ↑ magic , ↑ misery , ↑ motion , ↑ nausea , ↑ necessity , ↑ need , ↑ nervousness , ↑ nostalgia , ↑ nudge , ↑ obligation , ↑ outrage , ↑ outsider , ↑ pain , ↑ pang , ↑ panic , ↑ passion , ↑ pity , ↑ pleasure , ↑ premonition , ↑ presence , ↑ pride , ↑ pull , ↑ pulse , ↑ rage , ↑ rapport , ↑ regret , ↑ relief , ↑ remorse , ↑ repercussion , ↑ resentment , ↑ respect , ↑ responsibility , ↑ revulsion , ↑ ripple , ↑ rumble , ↑ rush , ↑ sadness , ↑ satisfaction , ↑ sensation , ↑ sense , ↑ shame , ↑ shiver , ↑ shock , ↑ shudder , ↑ solidarity , ↑ sorrow , ↑ spark , ↑ spasm , ↑ spite , ↑ spurt , ↑ squeeze , ↑ stab , ↑ sting , ↑ strain , ↑ surge , ↑ sympathy , ↑ tap , ↑ taste , ↑ temptation , ↑ tenderness , ↑ tension , ↑ terror , ↑ texture , ↑ thrill , ↑ throb , ↑ thud , ↑ thump , ↑ tickle , ↑ tighten , ↑ tinge , ↑ tiredness , ↑ tremor , ↑ tug , ↑ twinge , ↑ unease , ↑ urge , ↑ vibration , ↑ void , ↑ warmth , ↑ wave , ↑ way , ↑ weariness , ↑ wonder , ↑ wrath , ↑ wreck , ↑ yearning

Oxford Collocations English Dictionary.      Оксфордский английский словарь словосочетаний .