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Meanings of feel better in English

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Usage of feel better in English
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I better feel better than today otherwise I am really going skiing.
Reuters
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I began to feel better after I had said sorry, he said.
The Guardian
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Unfortunately, right now he'd feel better if he knew more about it.
Wet desert: tracking down a terrorist on the colorado river
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It made him feel better to know he wasn't entirely without resources.
The Mammoth Hunters
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Not only will you live longer, you'll feel better along the way.
Prescription alternatives: hundreds of safe, natural, prescripti...
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We ask people if they feel better, and count up the answers.
Bad science
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Patients stop taking drugs when they feel better, maybe after a month.
Reuters
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The results may not improve, but it will help managers feel better.
The Guardian
9
Then, after a good night's sleep, you'll feel better in the morning.
Logos Run
10
He felt sure that Consuelo would feel better in a few days.
A good woman
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Those seem unimaginably complicated, intractable and therefore won't make us feel better.
The South African
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I had a rough day today, too, but I feel better already.
Day by day
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You made money though, I said trying to make him feel better.
Crazy for the storm: a memoir of survival
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The ones that make me feel better when I don't feel great.
The Irish Times
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It made Creb feel better than he had for a long time.
The Clan of the Cave Bear
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But I must work your muscles if you are to feel better.
Quest for honour
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Canada
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United States of America
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Australia
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