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Meanings of feeling in English

Russian
чувства
Portuguese
sentimentos
Spanish
sentir
Catalan
sentiment
Wikidata

Conscious subjective experience of emotion.

чувства
Portuguese
impressão
Catalan
impressió
Spanish
impresión

A vague idea in which some confidence is placed.

impressão
Catalan
tacte
Spanish
tacto

The sensation produced by pressure receptors in the skin.

tacte
Spanish
premonición

An intuitive understanding of something.

premonición
Usage of feeling in English
1
Children are already feeling the effects of climate change, the report said.
Reuters
2
Many South Africans are somewhat reluctantly feeling a sense of hope today.
The South African
3
The second way is to let her know exactly how you're feeling.
Ebony
4
The Warriors' work was done, and the small forward was feeling good.
Ebony
5
However, Stefanovic now appears to be feeling more positive about the situation.
News.com.au
6
The principle of feeling good applies to your family pets, for instance.
The Secret
7
We weren't feeling very good on our way to work that morning.
The new yorker
8
Fine, fine, I stopped feeling sorry for myself long enough to answer.
Bitch is the new black: a memoir
9
It's a great feeling. The good times may not be over yet.
Reuters
10
It points at things, it's definitely feeling some political activity right now.
Wired
11
Mentally, I haven't been feeling particularly great the past couple of days.
Radio NZ
12
At what point do you start feeling uncomfortable with losses, for example.
The Irish Times
13
I left feeling positive, but I wasn't offered a place this year.
The Guardian
14
I am happy to state that I'm healthy now and feeling great.
Reuters
15
One minister said: There is a feeling that Cameron simply doesn't care.
The Guardian
16
I was under a great deal of stress and feeling at risk.
The Guardian
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Translations for feeling
Feeling through the time
Feeling across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Australia
Common
Canada
Common
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