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Meanings of feel for in English

Portuguese
compadecer-se
Catalan
simpatitzar amb

Share the suffering of.

compadecer-se
Usage of feel for in English
1
I'm particularly interested in getting a feel for prices in this market.
The lost recipe for happiness
2
You have to feel for the makers of Spider-Man: Far From Home.
The Irish Times
3
But a personal connection shouldn't be needed to feel for human beings.
Ebony
4
Can I help you? he asked, trying to feel for the wound.
The hangman's daughter
5
It's hard not to feel for the people he'll soon leave behind.
Reuters
6
It's different from the hot, panicked grief I feel for my family.
Crewel
7
I really feel for Danny this week and they've been heckling Rory.
Reuters
8
I feel for the duo, but they need a major rework here.
News.com.au
9
With this feel for place belongs a startlingly vivid sense of childhood.
The Guardian
10
I can hear the love and commitment you feel for your wife.
News.com.au
11
That's their job, and I really feel for what they're going through.
Chicago sun times
12
I just feel for them because they're going to be really busy.
Radio NZ
13
These past few months have only deepened what I feel for him.
Michael's discovery
14
Tonight, he thought, and put his hand out to feel for rain.
The Martian Chronicles
15
But I also want to figure out what I feel for Alice.
Bungalow 2
16
She was afraid of what she was beginning to feel for him.
The kiss
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Australia
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United Kingdom
Common
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