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Meanings of felt part in English

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Usage of felt part in English
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In fact I felt part of them, especially when they were losing.
The Guardian
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He felt part of America, until he looked at a map.
61 hours
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I felt part of something larger than myself, a wolf pack, a clan.
The cactus eaters: how I lost my mind-and almost found myself-on...
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I don't think I would have really felt part of the university without it.
The Guardian
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In posting images of their bodies with the hashtag, they felt part of a community.
The Guardian
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She felt part of her self torn away, pulled down into the pit with him.
Star Wars Episode VI: Return of the Jedi
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She felt part of the family at times.
The Irish Times
8
With Nola, I felt part of a whole, an entity that the two of us formed together.
The Truth About the Harry Quebert Affair
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I never felt bereft, the woman alone; I felt part of a larger group of black folk.
The Guardian
10
I felt part of a solid family unit and I never doubted the security of where I was.
The Guardian
11
Whether he felt part of it is a different matter; he looked like a man who had already departed.
The Guardian
12
Psychologically, most British people exited themselves from the EU a long time ago, or never really felt part of it.
The Irish Times
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My own children chose some of the colours for the internal boxes so they felt part of the design process.
News.com.au
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The pub's opening night was a success and we soon felt part of the Kowloon scene living, working and socialising there.
The Guardian
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This can be summed up in Gordy's line: "I never felt part of anything either." No one here does.
Reuters
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There was nothing meaningful about it, she just liked telling Peter what she was doing, so he felt part of it.
Bungalow 2
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