feel — to experience an emotion or physical sensation
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to experience an emotion or physical sensation
Pronunciation (IPA): /fiːl/
Example Sentences
- I feel like a zombie before my morning coffee.
- Feel free to eat all the cookies, said no parent ever.
- She feels confident about the presentation.
feel
VERB[/fiːl/]
to experience an emotion or physical sensation
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🎤Pronunciation
🌳Etymology
Origin
Derived from Old English 'fēlan', meaning to touch or perceive. The word traces back to the Common Germanic ancestor languages, representing a deeply ancient term embodying primitive concepts of sensation and tactile contact.
Breakdown
fēlan (to touch, perceive) — a simple root verb from Germanic origins with no productive affixes in its base form.
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🔗Collocations
📝Examples
“I feel like a zombie before my morning coffee.”
“Feel free to eat all the cookies, said no parent ever.”
“She feels confident about the presentation.”
“The doctor needs to feel your pulse.”
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