feels in English

verb

1

be aware of (a person or object) through touching or being touched.

she felt someone touch her shoulder

synonyms: perceive, sense, detect, discern, notice, be aware of, be conscious of

2

experience (an emotion or sensation).

I felt a sense of excitement

synonyms: experience, undergo, go through, bear, endure, suffer

3

have a belief or impression, especially without an identifiable reason.

she felt that the woman positively disliked her

synonyms: sense, have a (funny) feeling, get the impression, have a hunch, intuit

noun

1

an act of touching something to examine it.

I let him have a feel of my hair and kept saying ‘it's a bit of a shock, isn't it?’ (must have been terrifying for a two year old!).

2

a sensation given by an object or material when touched.

nylon cloth with a cotton feel

synonyms: texture, surface, finish, weight, thickness, consistency, quality

verb

touch, stroke, caress, fondle, finger, thumb, handle
perceive, sense, detect, discern, notice, be aware of, be conscious of
experience, undergo, go through, bear, endure, suffer
grope, fumble, scrabble, pick
test, try (out), check, assess
believe, think, consider (it right), be of the opinion, hold, maintain, judge, reckon, figure
sense, have a (funny) feeling, get the impression, have a hunch, intuit
seem, appear, strike one as
find
palpate
sense
experience
finger

noun

(sense of) touch, texture, atmosphere, aptitude, spirit
(sense of) touch, tactile sense, feeling (one's way)
texture, surface, finish, weight, thickness, consistency, quality
atmosphere, ambience, aura, mood, feeling, air, impression, character, tenor, spirit, flavor, vibrations, vibes
aptitude, knack, flair, bent, talent, gift, faculty, ability
spirit, smell, tone, feeling, flavor, look

Use "feels" in a sentence

1. Regret feels awful.

2. Giving Feels Good

3. Feels so bouncy.

4. For kids it feels like punishment, and for teachers it feels like babysitting.

5. My brain feels addled.

6. It feels stock, okay?

7. The breeze feels nice.

8. A humorist is a man who feels bad but who feels good about it.

9. My throat feels dry.

10. My skin feels prickly.

11. What's important is how it feels to me, and it feels like he adores me.

12. Well, it feels like lava.

13. She feels so much guilt.

14. The whole place feels creepy.

15. She still feels a debt.

16. This tooth feels very loose.

17. She feels sick in buses.

18. This girl... feels really good.

19. Feels better with a bandage.

20. Pride feels [finds] no cold.

21. It feels damp in here.

22. He feels he is blameless.

23. Epicurus This shit feels good.

24. Every son feels like hollerin'.

25. She feels invigorated and healthy.

26. The whole thing feels dirty.

27. She stammers when she feels nervous.

28. I can understand how Tennessee feels.

29. The person feels less inhibited, freer.”

30. She feels no bitterness towards him.

31. ↑ No Bullshit's logo feels oddly familiar

32. Abbes feels pride in sharing his …

33. Feels good to exercise your rights.

34. feels like the wallpaper's been replaced.

35. It feels good to be freed

36. He feels, in a sense, betrayed.

37. Granger, too, feels something is missing.

38. The decision makes everybody feels astonish.

39. She feels she's overdue for promotion.

40. Mr. Aitken feels that's more colorful.

41. I vaguely remember it feels good.

42. And it's the part that feels.

43. Then the teen feels betrayed.” —Rachel.

44. The turf feels very springy underfoot.

45. It feels like velvet to me.

46. She feels very maternal towards him.

47. A guilty conscience feels Continual fear

48. Mary feels neglected, even somewhat abandoned.

49. This plan feels a little sketchy.

50. 8 She feels rather shut in.