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the feelings that once moved me are gone

a memoir of childhood filled with affection for her family

the drama portrays the emotions of adolescence

revenge became his ruling passion

her feminist sentiments are well known

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Synonyms for Feeling:

• adj.

  • affective (adjective)

  • noncognitive,
  • perceptual.

  • aware (adjective)

  • attentive,
  • responsive,
  • observant,
  • aware,
  • sensory,
  • mindful,
  • sensitive,
  • conscious,
  • astute,
  • cognizant,
  • appreciative,
  • perceptive,
  • Apprised,
  • familiar with.

  • emotional (adjective)

  • over-wrought,
  • excitable,
  • hot-blooded,
  • temperamental,
  • hotblooded,
  • heartwarming.

  • impressionable (adjective)

  • wax-like,
  • ingenuous,
  • waxlike,
  • influenceable,
  • sensile,
  • suggestible.

  • merciful (adjective)

  • more pardoning,
  • softhearted,
  • more forgiving,
  • most pardoning,
  • heart right place.

  • Other relevant words: (adjective)

  • empathetic,
  • emotional,
  • in on,
  • in the right mind,
  • sensitive to,
  • all heart,
  • sentient,
  • able to recognize,
  • in right mind,
  • heart in right place,
  • impressionable,
  • willing,
  • affective,
  • empathic,
  • merciful.

  • sensitive (adjective)

  • reactive,
  • Susceptive,
  • touchy feely,
  • supersensitive,
  • sensatory,
  • emotionable,
  • oversensitive,
  • tuned in,
  • hypersensitive,
  • turned on to,
  • easily affected.

  • sentient (adjective)

  • able recognize,
  • re-cognizing,
  • more apperceptive,
  • re cognizing,
  • most apperceptive,
  • more recognizing,
  • most recognizing.

  • willing (adjective)

  • more well-disposed,
  • like minded,
  • more unbidden,
  • more consenting,
  • most welldisposed,
  • more welldisposed,
  • pro-nest,
  • go along with,
  • un-forced,
  • pre-pared,
  • un forced,
  • in favor,
  • re-liabler,
  • re liablest,
  • most consenting,
  • most well disposed,
  • most well-disposed,
  • re-liablest,
  • witting,
  • well-disposed,
  • pre-disposed,
  • in mood,
  • un asked,
  • dis-posed,
  • re liabler,
  • un bidden,
  • welldisposed,
  • un-asked,
  • more well disposed,
  • likeminded,
  • in accord with,
  • dis posed,
  • re-liable,
  • unbidden,
  • well disposed,
  • in the mood,
  • pre pared,
  • more witting,
  • most unbidden,
  • de liberate,
  • un-bidden,
  • de-liberate,
  • most witting.

• n.

  •
  • histrionic,
  • intense,
  • passionate,
  • soulful,
  • impassioned,
  • tempestuous,
  • ardent,
  • hysterical,
  • torrid.
  •
  • factor,
  • feature,
  • component,
  • nature,
  • peculiarity,
  • facet,
  • property,
  • outlook.
  •
  • foreboding,
  • hunch,
  • stand,
  • inkling.
  •
  • characteristic,
  • frame of reference,
  • ground,
  • ism,
  • doctrine,
  • philosophy,
  • character,
  • culture,
  • the spirit of the times/age.
  •
  • feelings.
  •
  • be.
  •
  • suspicion.

  • affection (noun)

  • attachment,
  • respect,
  • devotion,
  • regard,
  • liking,
  • friendship,
  • love.

  • air (noun)

  • manner,
  • Qualities,
  • pose.

  • ambience (noun)

  • imprint,
  • quality,
  • mood.

  • ardor (noun)

  • in-tensities,
  • in tensities,
  • turn ons,
  • in-tensity,
  • in tensity.

  • a state of mind, often strong (noun)

  • compassion,
  • ardor,
  • palpability,
  • action,
  • sympathy,
  • delicacy,
  • judgment,
  • sharpness,
  • discrimination,
  • intelligence,
  • appreciation,
  • tenderness,
  • fondness,
  • heat,
  • impression,
  • sentimentality,
  • imagination,
  • warmth,
  • faculty,
  • fervor,
  • pity,
  • capacity,
  • discernment,
  • concern,
  • behavior,
  • cultivation,
  • empathy,
  • keenness,
  • refinement,
  • emotion,
  • intensity.

  • atmosphere (noun)

  • sur-roundings,
  • sur roundings.

  • belief (noun)

  • hypothesis,
  • notion,
  • view,
  • thesis.

  • benevolence (noun)

  • kindliness,
  • comity,
  • Sympathies,
  • Comities,
  • humanity.

  • clairvoyance (noun)

  • fore knowledges,
  • fore-knowledge,
  • ESPS,
  • fore-knowledges,
  • in-sight,
  • fore knowledge,
  • in-sights,
  • in sights.

  • climate (noun)

  • dis-position,
  • dis position,
  • mise-en-scenes,
  • dis-positions,
  • dis positions.

  • cognition (noun)

  • feeling.

  • conviction (noun)

  • judgment calls.

  • discovery (noun)

  • sightings,
  • certification,
  • exposure,
  • Unearthing,
  • Certifications,
  • exploration.

  • enthusiasm (noun)

  • fieriness,
  • impetuosity,
  • zealousness,
  • Ardency.

  • excitement (noun)

  • hoopla,
  • wildness,
  • motivations,
  • melodramas,
  • stimulus,
  • TODO,
  • excitation,
  • melodrama,
  • to do.

  • extrasensory perception (noun)

  • sixth sense.

  • feel (noun)

  • palpation,
  • Taction,
  • feels,
  • Palpations.

  • feeling (noun)

  • feverishness,
  • smell,
  • experience,
  • tone,
  • tingle,
  • agitation,
  • thrill,
  • tactile sensation,
  • flavour,
  • tactual sensation,
  • touch sensation,
  • response,
  • look.

  • forewarning (noun)

  • fore warnings,
  • fore shadowings,
  • fore-warning,
  • fore warning,
  • pre-science,
  • writing on wall,
  • pre science,
  • pre-sciences,
  • writing wall,
  • writing the wall,
  • fore-shadowings,
  • pre sciences,
  • fore shadowing,
  • fore-shadowing,
  • fore-warnings.

  • guess (noun)

  • pre diction,
  • shot dark,
  • sneaking suspicions,
  • pre-dictions,
  • shot the dark,
  • pre-diction,
  • guesstimates,
  • pre dictions,
  • surmisals,
  • shot in dark.

  • guesswork (noun)

  • recks,
  • Reck.

  • humanity (noun)

  • brotherly loves.

  • idea (noun)

  • believed abstraction,
  • Significancy.

  • idea, impression (noun)

  • apprehension,
  • thought,
  • inclination.

  • impulse (noun)

  • impulsions,
  • actuation,
  • impellent,
  • impulsion,
  • excitants,
  • excitant.

  • instinct (noun)

  • pre disposition,
  • pre dispositions,
  • pre-dispositions,
  • pre-disposition.

  • intuition (noun)

  • clairvoyance,
  • perceptivity,
  • innate knowledge,
  • perceptivities.

  • mind (noun)

  • out-look,
  • out look,
  • way thinking,
  • out-looks,
  • out looks.

  • mood (noun)

  • frame mind,
  • low spirit,
  • high spiritses.

  • morale (noun)

  • spirits.

  • motive (noun)

  • mainsprings,
  • determinant,
  • determinants,
  • intents,
  • mainspring.

  • opinion (noun)

  • sayso.

  • Other relevant words: (noun)

  • eye,
  • spiritual beings,
  • handwriting on wall,
  • spiritual being,
  • instinct,
  • impulse,
  • two cents’ worth,
  • idea,
  • sensibility,
  • say so,
  • karma,
  • soul,
  • presentiment,
  • high spirits,
  • climate,
  • guesstimate,
  • guess,
  • surmisal,
  • close up,
  • Palates,
  • closeup,
  • knowhow,
  • softheartedness,
  • apprehensiveness,
  • big idea,
  • persuasion,
  • goodwill,
  • zeitgeist,
  • affection,
  • excitement,
  • passion,
  • way of thinking,
  • benevolence,
  • motive,
  • hearts and flowers,
  • perception,
  • atmosphere,
  • enthusiasm,
  • flare up,
  • discovery,
  • taste,
  • belief,
  • over-emotionalism,
  • counter-balance,
  • intuition,
  • ambient,
  • ambients,
  • intuitiveness,
  • close-up,
  • romanticism,
  • self-discipline,
  • dogma,
  • spirit,
  • semblance,
  • wrath,
  • Formularization,
  • sentiment,
  • secret self,
  • pathos,
  • worriment,
  • supposal,
  • jazz,
  • conviction,
  • closeups,
  • hearts desire,
  • noumenon,
  • affectivity,
  • emotionalism,
  • guesswork,
  • mind,
  • tastefulness,
  • humanities,
  • say-so,
  • double-take,
  • touch,
  • counter-balances,
  • foreshadowings,
  • precognition,
  • Prenotion,
  • winds of change,
  • close-ups,
  • sensitivity,
  • heart,
  • undercurrent,
  • low spirits,
  • mise-en-scene,
  • low tone,
  • pneuma,
  • insights,
  • supposals,
  • in sight,
  • ideology,
  • selfcontrol,
  • theory,
  • codification,
  • zeal,
  • sneaking suspicion,
  • brain wave,
  • air,
  • imaginings,
  • breath of life,
  • reflexes,
  • codifications,
  • feel,
  • velleity,
  • overemotionalism,
  • intellection,
  • brotherly love,
  • reagency,
  • undertone,
  • sinking feeling,
  • tender feeling,
  • judgment call,
  • heart’s desire,
  • inference,
  • oomph,
  • prediction,
  • flavor,
  • aura,
  • will,
  • wind change,
  • willfulness,
  • recesses of heart,
  • intellections,
  • premonition.

  • passion (noun)

  • dis-tress,
  • out breaks,
  • dis tresses,
  • out-burst,
  • out-breaks,
  • dis tress,
  • out-break,
  • out burst,
  • dis-tresses,
  • out bursts,
  • out-bursts,
  • out break,
  • flareup.

  • pathos (noun)

  • plaintiveness,
  • poignance,
  • pitiableness,
  • pitifulness.

  • perception (noun)

  • apprehendings,
  • big ideas,
  • realizings,
  • brain waves.

  • persuasion (noun)

  • school of thought.

  • poignancy (noun)

  • un happinesses,
  • un-happinesses,
  • un-happiness.

  • precognition (noun)

  • fortune telling,
  • fortunetelling,
  • fortune-telling,
  • extra sensory perception.

  • premonition (noun)

  • mis giving,
  • wind changes,
  • pre-notions,
  • mis-giving,
  • pre-sages,
  • pre-sage,
  • apprehensivenesses,
  • pre-notion,
  • winds change,
  • pre monitions,
  • pre-monitions,
  • handwriting wall,
  • fore-boding,
  • feeling bone,
  • pre notion,
  • fore boding,
  • pre sages,
  • prenotions,
  • feeling in bone,
  • pre notions,
  • fore bodings,
  • worriments,
  • pre-monition,
  • sinking feelings,
  • pre monition,
  • pre sage.

  • reaction (noun)

  • counter-poise,
  • doubletake,
  • Re-turn,
  • re-agency,
  • counter-actions,
  • re flex,
  • doubletakes,
  • re action,
  • counter actions,
  • re joinder,
  • re agencies,
  • re flections,
  • kneejerks,
  • re-turns,
  • re joinders,
  • re-agencies,
  • re-action,
  • re-tort,
  • knee-jerks,
  • re-joinder,
  • double-takes,
  • re-flection,
  • re-coil,
  • kneejerk,
  • re flection,
  • re-percussion,
  • re-actions,
  • re percussion,
  • re-flexes,
  • counter-poises,
  • re-bounds,
  • re turn,
  • re-coils,
  • re bound,
  • counter action,
  • re coils,
  • re agency,
  • counter poise,
  • re-bound,
  • re turns,
  • re bounds,
  • counter balance,
  • counter poises,
  • re torts,
  • re actions,
  • re-flex,
  • re flexes,
  • counter-action,
  • re tort,
  • re-percussions,
  • reagencies,
  • counter balances,
  • re coil,
  • re-flections,
  • re percussions,
  • re-joinders,
  • re-torts.

  • semblance (noun)

  • re-semblance,
  • pre tense,
  • pre-tense,
  • re semblance,
  • re semblances,
  • pre tenses.

  • sensation (noun)

  • sensitiveness.

  • sensation, especially of touch (noun)

  • enjoyment,
  • pain,
  • motility,
  • titillation,
  • receptivity,
  • pleasure,
  • consciousness,
  • tangibility,
  • tactility,
  • responsiveness,
  • excitability,
  • awareness,
  • motor response,
  • sensuality,
  • innervation,
  • reflex,
  • activity,
  • Perceiving.

  • sense (noun)

  • clear-headedness,
  • clearheadedness.

  • sensibility (noun)

  • astuteness,
  • sentience,
  • cognizance.

  • sentiment (noun)

  • hearts flowerses,
  • over emotionalism,
  • romanticisms,
  • hearts flowers,
  • inclinings,
  • softheartednesses,
  • over emotionalisms,
  • hearts and flowerses,
  • over-emotionalisms,
  • emotionalisms,
  • tender feelings,
  • overemotionalisms.

  • sixth sense (noun)

  • keen intuition,
  • gut feeling.

  • soul (noun)

  • breath life,
  • pneumas,
  • sub-stance,
  • noumena,
  • recesses heart,
  • sub stances,
  • animating principle,
  • sub-stances,
  • animating principles,
  • sub stance,
  • secret selves.

  • susceptibility (noun)

  • Impressibility.

  • taste (noun)

  • good taste,
  • Aestheticism.

  • texture (noun)

  • tissue,
  • woof,
  • flexibility,
  • Tissues,
  • warp and woof,
  • intermixture,
  • woofs,
  • intermixtures.

  • theory (noun)

  • pre mise,
  • pre-mises,
  • pro vision,
  • pro visions,
  • pre-mise,
  • pro-vision,
  • formularizations,
  • pre mises,
  • pro-visions.

  • threat (noun)

  • forewarning.

  • touch (noun)

  • contact,
  • twiddle,
  • manipulation.

  • undercurrent (noun)

  • crosscurrent,
  • riptides,
  • riptide,
  • crosscurrents,
  • underflow,
  • underflows,
  • cross-current.

  • undertone (noun)

  • under tones,
  • low tones,
  • under-tones,
  • under-tone,
  • under tone.

  • view (noun)

  • two cents’ worths,
  • close ups.

  • warp and woof (noun)

  • warp-woof,
  • warp woof.

  • will (noun)

  • hearts desires,
  • selfdisciplines,
  • self discipline,
  • pinings,
  • self restraint,
  • self disciplines,
  • de cree,
  • self control,
  • selfrestraint,
  • re solve,
  • willfulnesses,
  • heart’s desires,
  • heart desires,
  • de crees,
  • re solves,
  • de-crees,
  • re-solve,
  • self-disciplines,
  • de-cree,
  • re-solution,
  • heart desire,
  • velleities,
  • re-solves,
  • selfdiscipline,
  • re solutions,
  • re-solutions.

• v.

  • feeling (verb)

  • fumbling,
  • Undergoing,
  • groping,
  • Responding,
  • probing,
  • handling,
  • Experiencing.

  • Other relevant words: (verb)

  • opinion.

  • sensing (verb)

  • sensing,
  • detecting.

  • touching (verb)

  • fingering,
  • caressing,
  • rubbing,
  • twiddling,
  • Palming,
  • Plying,
  • touching,
  • Pawing,
  • palpating,
  • contacting,
  • kissing,
  • Manipulating,
  • brushing,
  • grazing,
  • skimming.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • point of view,
  • standpoint,
  • estimation,
  • Middle-ground,
  • world view,
  • ambiance,
  • vantage point,
  • tactile,
  • preconception,
  • value judgment,
  • helicopter view,
  • stance,
  • reputation.
  •
  • assessment,
  • self-assessment,
  • conception,
  • viewpoint,
  • music,
  • evaluation,
  • prickle.
  •
  • appraisal,
  • thinking,
  • prejudice.
  •
  • come from,
  • understanding.
  •
  • voice.
  •
  • point.

  • attitude

  • posture.

  • consciousness

  • senses.

  • Other relevant words:

  • emotional state,
  • mentality,
  • course of thought,
  • function,
  • position,
  • sense,
  • attitude,
  • physical state,
  • condition,
  • sensation,
  • reaction.

  • quality

  • texture.

  • sensory

  • sensual.

How to use «Feeling» in context?

Some think that feelings are irrational, subjective experiences that are difficult to understand and control. Others believe that feeling are the doorway to understanding oneself and others. Regardless of which view one subscribes to, feeling is an important part of life.

Paraphrases for Feeling:

• Forward Entailment

  • Noun, plural
    Perceptions.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    idea, perception, thought.

• Reverse Entailment

  • Proper noun, singular
    sentiment.
  • Noun, plural
    feelings.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    affection, excitement, intuition, liking, sensation, sensitivity.

• Independent

  • Proper noun, singular
    features.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    attitude, belief, consciousness, conviction, going, instinct, meaning, mind, notion, opinion, print, printing, smell, spirit, taste, understanding, view, vibe, prints.
  • Adverb
    smell.
  • Verb, past tense
    come, defined, fell, going, headed, perceived, understood, Appeared, Believed, Did, Envisaged, Went, Got, Meant, Ran, Ranged, Referred, Seemed, Smelled, guys, ‘d, smeii.
  • Verb, gerund or present participle
    according, act, acting, advancing, agreeing, always, appearing, arguing, assuming, bearing, becoming, being, belonging, beneath, coming, concluding, contributing, convincing, dealing, deciding, determining, drawing, dying, emphasizing, enduring, facing, find, finding, gathering, getting, giving, going, growing, happening, highly, holding, hurting, issuing, judging, keeping, know, knowing, lacking, laying, looking, making, meaning, meeting, mounting, moving, not, opinion, paving, paying, piloting, playing, print, printing, problem, reaching, resolving, searching, seeing, seeking, sensing, shattering, showing, sitting, slightly, sneaking, speaking, suffering, telling, testing, thinking, touching, trying, understanding, wanting, wearing, Achieving, Acknowledging, Aiming, Amongst, Assessing, Attempting, Attracting, Avis, Claiming, Did, Doing, Estimating, Experiencing, Exploring, Expressing, Formulating, Having, Impacting, Indicating, Noting, Noticing, Occurring, Persuading, Referring, Undergoing, Witnessing, Considering, Proving, Stating, Suggesting, underlining, moves, representing, opinions, experimenting, AM.
  • Verb, non-3rd person singular present
    ‘re.
  • Verb, 3rd person singular present
    hurts.

• Other Related

  • Proper noun, singular
    feel, sense.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    atmosphere, emotion, feel, frustration, hunch, impression, mood, passion, premonition, sense, sensibility, sentiment, thinking, thrill.
  • Adverb
    feel.
  • Verb, gerund or present participle
    smelling.

Homophones for Feeling:

• filing, FLNC, flamingo, failing, fleming, film-make, fling, flying gecko, flounce, flunk, flowing, flemish, following, fhlmc, foiling, fullness, flunky, flank, filling, flaming, filming, flamenco, flimsy, Flense, fueling, falling, felonious, flummox, flunkey, foulness, feelings, flange, fluency, flaminius, Fooling, feebleness, flinch, falanga, falange, flying.

Hypernym for Feeling:

• n.

  • cognition
    tightness, constriction.
  • tops
    sympathy, passion, ungratefulness, ambivalency, sensitivity, warmness, painfulness, stab, thing, ambivalence, gratitude, dislike, apathy, humour, unconcern, sexual urge, Philia, humbleness, sentiment, sex, levity, warmheartedness, amazement, pride, solemnity, temper, pleasure, mood, soulfulness, heart, glow, affection, shame, desire, passionateness, happiness, pridefulness, pleasance, enthusiasm, pain, fellow feeling, expectation, affectionateness, humility, tenderness, fondness, hope, sensitiveness, pang, emotion, affect, soul, astonishment, devastation, fearlessness, faintness, calmness, despair, ingratitude, unhappiness, twinge, humor, complex, sadness, bravery, agitation, gravity, liking.

Hyponym for Feeling:

• n.

  • cognition
    somaesthesia, somatesthesia, somesthesia, somatic sensation.
  • tops
    state.

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Synonyms:

abate,
calm down,
check,
contract,
crumble,
curb,
curtail,
cut down,
decay,
decline.

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fellow feeling     
compassion, empathy, pity, sympathy, understanding  

ill feeling     
animosity, animus, antagonism, bad blood, bitterness, chip on one’s shoulder, disgruntlement, dissatisfaction, dudgeon     (archaic)   enmity, frustration, hard feelings, hostility, ill will, indignation, offence, rancour, resentment  
  
Antonyms     
   amity, benevolence, favour, friendship, goodwill, satisfaction  

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