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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.) That
quality
of a work of art which
embodies
the
mental
emotion
of the
artist,
and is
calculated
to
affect
similarly
the
spectator..
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Personally
::
Personally
(adv.)
With
respect
to one's
individuality;
as
regards
one's self; as,
personally
I have no
feeling
in the
matter..
Sentiment
::
Sentiment
(a.) A
thought
prompted
by
passion
or
feeling;
a state of mind in view of some
subject;
feeling
toward
or
respecting
some
person
or
thing;
disposition
prompting
to
action
or
expression.
Savage
::
Savage
(n.) A man of
extreme,
unfeeling,
brutal
cruelty;
a
barbarian..
Dull
::
Dull (v. t.) To make dull,
stupid,
or
sluggish;
to
stupefy,
as the
senses,
the
feelings,
the
perceptions,
and the
like..
Expression
::
Expression
(n.) That which is
expressed
by a
countenance,
a
posture,
a work of art, etc.; look, as
indicative
of
thought
or
feeling..
Sensation
::
Sensation
(n.) A
purely
spiritual
or
psychical
affection;
agreeable
or
disagreeable
feelings
occasioned
by
objects
that are not
corporeal
or
material.
Displease
::
Displease
(v. t.) To make not
pleased;
to
excite
a
feeling
of
disapprobation
or
dislike
in; to be
disagreeable
to; to
offend;
to vex; -- often
followed
by with or at. It
usually
expresses
less than to
anger,
vex,
irritate,
or
provoke..
Feel
::
Feel (n.)
Feeling;
perception.
Caprice
::
Caprice
(v. i.) An
abrupt
change
in
feeling,
opinion,
or
action,
proceeding
from some whim or
fancy;
a
freak;
a
notion..
Annoy
::
Annoy (n.) A
feeling
of
discomfort
or
vexation
caused
by what one
dislikes;
also,
whatever
causes
such a
feeling;
as, to work
annoy..
Sweeten
::
Sweeten
(a.) To make
pleasing
or
grateful
to the mind or
feelings;
as, to
sweeten
life; to
sweeten
friendship..
Presentient
::
Presentient
(a.)
Feeling
or
perceiving
beforehand.
Introspection
::
Introspection
(n.) A view of the
inside
or
interior;
a
looking
inward;
specifically,
the act or
process
of
self-examination,
or
inspection
of one's own
thoughts
and
feelings;
the
cognition
which the mind has of its own acts and
states;
self-consciousness;
reflection..
Dissocial
::
Dissocial
(v. t.)
Unfriendly
to
society;
contracted;
selfish;
as,
dissocial
feelings..
Fervor
::
Fervor
(n.)
Intensity
of
feeling
or
expression;
glowing
ardor;
passion;
holy zeal;
earnestness.
Sympathy
::
Sympathy
(n.)
Kindness
of
feeling
toward
one who
suffers;
pity;
commiseration;
compassion.
Resentment
::
Resentment
(n.) The state of
holding
something
in the mind as a
subject
of
contemplation,
or of being
inclined
to
reflect
upon
something;
a state of
consciousness;
conviction;
feeling;
impression..
Pietist
::
Pietist
(n.) One of a class of
religious
reformers
in
Germany
in the 17th
century
who
sought
to
revive
declining
piety in the
Protestant
churches;
-- often
applied
as a term of
reproach
to those who make a
display
of
religious
feeling.
Also used
adjectively.
Division
::
Division
(n.)
Disunion;
difference
in
opinion
or
feeling;
discord;
variance;
alienation.
Partisanship
::
Partisanship
(n.) The state of being a
partisan,
or
adherent
to a
party;
feelings
or
conduct
appropriate
to a
partisan..
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