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Meanings of feel under in English

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Usage of feel under in English
1
Sanctions made many claimants feel under suspicion, said Malcolm Chamberlain of Sheffield.
The Guardian
2
Now whenever I feel under the weather, I reach for my pearls.
The Guardian
3
Safe as we may feel under its direction, our safety is imaginary.
The World's Great Sermons, Volume 03: Massillon to Mason
4
Do you feel under pressure in a way that a man never would?
The Guardian
5
I would fear that you would feel under obligation to him.
The White Queen
6
Erica gave a deep sigh and bent down to feel under the mat.
The ice princess
7
The old man did not want to feel under any obligations to him.
The Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come
8
Leonidas W. Smiley, I would feel under many obligations to him.
Sketches New and Old
9
Men, according to this programme, have lost their dominant role and feel under threat.
The Irish Times
10
The disabled community are being disproportionately affected and feel under permanent attack, she says.
The Guardian
11
Burns said: You always feel under pressure to keep scoring.
The Guardian
12
I'm sorry if anything I've done has made you feel under attack or threatened.
BBC
13
I walk to her side, keeping far enough away she doesn't feel under siege.
The life you've imagined
14
The rest do not win all the time but we always feel under pressure.
The Guardian
15
Some people feel under pressure to play the designer game, but I never do.
The Guardian
16
She must feel under phenomenal strain to be so little in control of herself.
Knife of dreams
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Feel under through the time
Feel under across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common