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Definition of feeling
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of feeling is as below...
Feeling
(n.) The
capacity
of the soul for
emotional
states;
a high
degree
of
susceptibility
to
emotions
or
states
of the
sensibility
not
dependent
on the body; as, a man of
feeling;
a man
destitute
of
feeling..
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Commiserative
::
Commiserative
(a.)
Feeling
or
expressing
commiseration.
Wound
::
Wound (n.) Fig.: An
injury,
hurt,
damage,
detriment,
or the like, to
feeling,
faculty,
reputation,
etc..
Chill
::
Chill (n.) A check to
enthusiasm
or
warmth
of
feeling;
discouragement;
as, a chill comes over an
assembly..
Anaesthesia
::
Anaesthesia
(n.)
Entire
or
partial
loss or
absence
of
feeling
or
sensation;
a state of
general
or local
insensibility
produced
by
disease
or by the
inhalation
or
application
of an
anaesthetic.
Objective
::
Objective
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to an
object;
contained
in, or
having
the
nature
or
position
of, an
object;
outward;
external;
extrinsic;
-- an
epithet
applied
to
whatever
ir
exterior
to the mind, or which is
simply
an
object
of
thought
or
feeling,
and
opposed
to
subjective..
Hurt
::
Hurt (v. t.) To wound the
feelings
of; to cause
mental
pain to; to
offend
in honor or
self-respect;
to
annoy;
to
grieve.
Displeasure
::
Displeasure
(n.) The
feeling
of one who is
displeased;
irritation
or
uneasiness
of the mind,
occasioned
by
anything
that
counteracts
desire
or
command,
or which
opposes
justice
or a sense of
propriety;
disapprobation;
dislike;
dissatisfaction;
disfavor;
indignation..
Rhetoric
::
Rhetoric
(n.)
Hence,
artificial
eloquence;
fine
language
or
declamation
without
conviction
or
earnest
feeling..
Delight
::
Delight
(v. t.) A high
degree
of
gratification
of mind; a high-
wrought
state of
pleasurable
feeling;
lively
pleasure;
extreme
satisfaction;
joy.
Movement
::
Movement
(n.)
Motion
of the mind or
feelings;
emotion.
Humanity
::
Humanity
(n.) The
quality
of being
humane;
the kind
feelings,
dispositions,
and
sympathies
of man;
especially,
a
disposition
to
relieve
persons
or
animals
in
distress,
and to treat all
creatures
with
kindness
and
tenderness..
Inclinnation
::
Inclinnation
(n.) A
leaning
or
tendency
of the mind,
feelings,
preferences,
or will;
propensity;
a
disposition
more
favorable
to one thing than to
another;
favor;
desire;
love..
Dislike
::
Dislike
(n.) A
feeling
of
positive
and
usually
permanent
aversion
to
something
unpleasant,
uncongenial,
or
offensive;
disapprobation;
repugnance;
displeasure;
disfavor;
-- the
opposite
of
liking
or
fondness..
Immovable
::
Immovable
(a.) Not
capable
of being
affected
or moved in
feeling
or by
sympathy;
unimpressible;
impassive.
Inclinable
::
Inclinable
(a.)
Having
a
propensity
of will or
feeling;
leaning
in
disposition;
disposed;
propense;
as, a mind
inclinable
to
truth..
Flesh
::
Flesh (n.) In a good
sense,
tenderness
of
feeling;
gentleness..
Cockhorse
::
Cockhorse
(a.) Lofty in
feeling;
exultant;
proud;
upstart.
Heartless
::
Heartless
(a.)
Destitute
of
feeling
or
affection;
unsympathetic;
cruel.
Secure
::
Secure
(a.) Free from fear, care, or
anxiety;
easy in mind; not
feeling
suspicion
or
distrust;
confident..
Incharitable
::
Incharitable
(a.)
Uncharitable;
unfeeling.
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