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Vocabulary Entry
feel
|verb • verb (to have an emotion or state) • noun • noun (aesthetic or emotional impression)
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V
verb
To perceive or experience through the senses, especially touch.
Example Sentences
"I can feel the warmth of the sun on my skin."
"She feels nervous about the upcoming exam."
"He felt the soft fabric of the blanket."
V
verb (to have an emotion or state)
To experience an emotion or a particular state of mind.
Example Sentences
"I feel happy when I spend time with my friends."
"He feels sad after watching the movie."
"She feels excited about her upcoming vacation."
N
noun
A physical sensation or perception resulting from contact with something.
Example Sentences
"The feel of the ocean breeze was refreshing."
"I love the feel of soft grass under my feet."
"His jacket has a nice feel to it."
N
noun (aesthetic or emotional impression)
An emotional response or atmosphere associated with a situation or environment.
Example Sentences
"The café has a cozy feel that makes it inviting."
"I like the feel of this song; it’s very uplifting."
"The feel of the artwork reminded her of her childhood."