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Meanings of feel somewhat in English

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Usage of feel somewhat in English
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On a human level you'd have to feel somewhat sorry for her.
The Irish Times
2
I feel somewhat cheated by the logic of the new mathematical framework.
Physics and Beyond: Encounters and Conversations
3
A newly sanctified person may feel somewhat timid in performing some duty.
Adventures in the Land of Canaan
4
I suspect, were they conscious now, they'd feel somewhat silly about that.
James Potter and the Morrigan Web
5
It's natural to feel somewhat resentful, at the same time as feeling sympathetic.
Something wicked
6
The spectators feel somewhat relieved as Colonel Miranda comes in sight.
The Lone Ranche
7
This made the present owner of the ARROW feel somewhat consoled.
Tom Swift and His Motor-Boat; Or, The Rivals of Lake Carlopa
8
This did not bother Leto, but she did feel somewhat guilty.
Book Two: Descent
9
I feel somewhat relieved when I see how occupied she is.
The nobodies album
10
Acres, who began to feel somewhat drawn towards his protegé Dick.
Who Are Happiest? and Other Stories
11
Look for them, Ben, my boy, I still feel somewhat giddy.
The Giant of the North: Pokings Round the Pole
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But did you not feel somewhat of a deceiver, Miss Gray?
The Rosary
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Several batches of leaves obscured her view, which made her feel somewhat more secure.
Sacrifice
14
Most people also feel somewhat guilty about eating chocolate, thinking it an unhealthy food.
The Irish Times
15
Thou who art in rebellion against ancient law dost feel somewhat of Israel's hurt.
The Yoke / A Romance of the Days when the Lord Redeemed the Chil...
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I was beginning to feel somewhat jealous of them, when the Chameleon came in.
Hurricane Hurry
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Feel somewhat through the time
Feel somewhat across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common