Definition

Having the ability to experience emotions or sensations; sensitive and expressive of emotions.

Example

She gave him a feeling glance that showed her concern.

Comparatives & Superlatives

Conversation

I really admire how feeling you are about your art.

Thanks! I think it's important to express emotions through creativity.

Definitely, your feeling approach makes your work stand out.

I appreciate that! It encourages me to keep exploring my feelings.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Definition

An emotional state or physical sensation that a person experiences, such as warmth, excitement, or fondness.

Example

She had a warm feeling of happiness when she saw her friends.

Conversation

I've been having this strange feeling lately, like something good is about to happen.

That's interesting! Sometimes those feelings can really guide us.

Yeah, I hope it's a sign of something exciting coming my way.

Root Explanation

Feeling → It originates from the Old English 'fēlan' (meaning to perceive or sense). The word 'feeling' refers to the act of perceiving or sensing emotions or sensations.

Memory Tip

Think of the Old English word 'fēlan' which means to perceive — this helps you remember that 'feeling' is all about sensing emotions or sensations.

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