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Feelings

nnoun.feelingemotional or moral sensitivity (especially in relation to personal principles or dignity)

Examples:

the remark hurt his feelings

Derivationally Related Form:feel

Hypernyms:sensitiveness sensitivity

Inherited Hypernyms:feelingssensitivityfeelingstateattributeabstractionentity

nnoun.Topsthe experiencing of affective and emotional states

Examples:

she had a feeling of euphoria
he had terrible feelings of guilt
I disliked him and the feeling was mutual

Derivationally Related Form:feel

Hypernyms:state

Inherited Hypernyms:feelingstateattributeabstractionentity

Direct Hyponyms:affectaffectionaffectionatenessagitationamazementambivalenceambivalencyapathyastonishmentbraverycalmnesscomplexdesiredespairdevastationdislikeemotionenthusiasmexpectationfaintnessfearlessnessfellow feelingfondnessglowgratitudegravityhappinesshearthopehumblenesshumilityhumorhumouringratitudelevitylikingmoodpainpainfulnesspangpassionpassionatenessphiliapleasancepleasurepridepridefulnesssadnesssensitivenesssensitivitysentimentsexsexual urgeshamesolemnitysoulsoulfulnessstabsympathytempertendernessthingtwingeunconcernungratefulnessunhappinesswarmheartednesswarmness

Full Hyponyms:

abashmentabhorrenceacquired tasteaddictionadmirationaffectaffectionafterglowagapeaggravationaggressionagitationagonyalarmalgolagniaalienationambitionambivalenceamerican dreamamicabilityamorousnessamour propreamusementanaphrodisiaangeranglophiliaanglophobiaangstanguishanimosityannoyanceantagonismanticipationantipathyanxietyanxiousnessapathyaphrodisiaappetiteapprehensionapprobationapprovalardorastonishmentattachmentattritionawebad temperbangbelligerencebelongingbeneficencebenevolenceblahsblessednessbloodlustbonheurboredombroken heartbrotherhoodbuck feverbuoyancycalmnesscapricecaptivationcarefreenesschagrincheerfulnesscheerlessnesschillcivic prideclass feelingclosenesscold comfortcold feetcomfortcomfortablenesscommiserationcompassioncompatibilitycomplacencycomplexcompunctionconcernconditioned emotional responseconfidenceconflictconfusionconscienceconsolationcontemptcontentmentcoolnesscovetousnesscravingcreepscreepy-crawliescrueltycynicismdanderdazedefeatismdelightdemoralizationdepressiondesiredespairdespisaldespondencydevastationdevotiondiffidencedignitydisappointmentdisapprovaldiscomfiturediscomfortdiscontentmentdiscouragementdisgruntlementdisgustdisinclinationdislikedispleasuredissatisfactiondistancedistressdolefulnessdolordownheartednessdudgeondysphoriaeagernessearnestnesseasinessecstasyedginessegoelationelectra complexelectricityembarrassmentembittermentemotionemotional stateemotionlessnessempathyemulationencouragementenjoymententhusiasmentrancementenvyeuphoriaexhilarationexpectationexuberanceexultationfaintnessfatiguefavorfearfearlessnessfeelingsfetishfeverfidgetfilial lovefitfondnessforebodingforgivenessforlornnessfriendlinessfrissonfrustrationfulfillmentfurygaietygladnessgloatgloomglowgold fevergood humorgood willgratefulnessgratificationgratitudegravitygriefgrowing painsgrudgeguiltguilt panggustohankeringhappinessharassmenthateheartburningheartlessnessheartstringsheavinessheavyheartednesshelplessnesshero worshiphesitancehilarityhomesicknesshopehopefulnesshopelessnesshorrorhostilityhuffinesshumilityhysteriaill humorimpatienceinclinationindifferenceindignationinfatuationinferiority complexinfuriationingratitudeinsecurityinsightintimidationintoxicationirascibilityirritabilityisolationjealousyjitterinessjocundityjoie de vivrejollityjoyjoylessnesskindheartednesslanguorleaninglecherousnesslevitylibidolikinglividitylonginglovelovesicknesslovingnessloyaltymaleficencemalevolencemalicemasochismmawkishnessmeeknessmelancholymellownessmental anguishmercifulnessmisanthropymiserymisocaineamisogamymisogynymisologymisoneismmisopediamoodinessmorosenessmournfulnessmourningmurderousnessmysoandrymysophilianationalismnauseanirvananostalgianymphomaniaoedipus complexoppressionoptimismoversensitivenesspainpangpanicpassionpeacepeevepenis envypensivenesspessimismpetphilhellenismphilogynypiningpiqueplacidityplaintivenesspleasantnesspleasurepoignancepreferencepresageprideprotectivenesspruriencepuppy lovequality of liferadiancerazbliutoregardrejoicingreliefrepentancerepugnanceresentmentresignationrhapsodysadismsadnesssadomasochismsanguinitysatisfactionsatyriasisscareschadenfreudescruplescunnersecurityself-consciousnessself-depreciationself-disgustself-esteemself-pityself-torturesensationsensibilitysensitivitysensualitysensuousnesssentimentsentimentalitysexsexual desiresexual pleasureshadowshameshamefacednessshynesssilver liningsinkingsmugnesssoft spotsoftheartednesssolicitudesorrowsoulstage frightstatestewingstirstomachstorminessstupefactionsufferingsulksulkinesssurprisesurvivor guiltsuspensesweet toothswivetsympathytechnophiliatechnophobiatempertemptationtendernesstestinessthe hotsthingthroestimiditytitillationtogethernesstranquillitytrepidationtriumphtsoristumultumbrageunassertivenessunconcernundertowunfriendlinessunhappinessunpleasantnessunresturgevelleityvindictivenesswarmheartednesswarpathweaknessweepinessweightwildnesswillieswishwishfulnesswistfulnesswithdrawalwoewonderworld-wearinessworryworshipwoundwrathzeal

nnoun.cognitiona vague idea in which some confidence is placed

Synset:belief feeling impression notion opinion

Examples:

his impression of her was favorable
what are your feelings about the crisis?
it strengthened my belief in his sincerity
I had a feeling that she was lying

Derivationally Related Form:feelbelieveimpressionistic

Hypernyms:idea thought

Inherited Hypernyms:impressionideacontentcognitionpsychological featureabstractionentity

Direct Hyponyms:effectfirst blushhunchintuitionpresencesuspicion

Full Hyponyms:

nnoun.statethe general atmosphere of a place or situation and the effect that it has on people

Synset:feel feeling flavor flavour look smell spirit tone

Examples:

the feel of the city excited him
a clergyman improved the tone of the meeting
it had the smell of treason

Derivationally Related Form:feelspiritlookspiritize

Hypernyms:ambiance ambience atmosphere

Inherited Hypernyms:spiritatmosphereconditionstateattributeabstractionentity

Direct Hyponyms:HollywoodZeitgeist

Full Hyponyms:

nnoun.cognitiona physical sensation that you experience

Examples:

he had a queasy feeling
I had a strange feeling in my leg
he lost all feeling in his arm

Derivationally Related Form:feel

Hypernyms:somaesthesia somatesthesia somatic sensation somesthesia

Inherited Hypernyms:feelingsomesthesiaperceptionbasic cognitive processprocesscognitionpsychological featureabstractionentity

Direct Hyponyms:constrictiontightness

Full Hyponyms:

nnoun.cognitionthe sensation produced by pressure receptors in the skin

Synset:feeling tactile sensation tactual sensation touch touch sensation

Examples:

she likes the touch of silk on her skin
the surface had a greasy feeling

Derivationally Related Form:feeltouch

Hypernyms:perception

Inherited Hypernyms:touchperceptionbasic cognitive processprocesscognitionpsychological featureabstractionentity

Direct Hyponyms:creepinesscutaneous sensationhaptic sensationskin sensation

Full Hyponyms:

nnoun.cognitionan intuitive understanding of something

Synset:feeling intuitive feeling

Examples:

he had a great feeling for music

Hypernyms:intuition

Inherited Hypernyms:feelingintuitionbasic cognitive processprocesscognitionpsychological featureabstractionentity

Direct Hyponyms:sprachgefuhl

Full Hyponyms:

vverb.emotionundergo an emotional sensation or be in a particular state of mind

Synset:experience feel

Examples:

She felt resentful
He felt regret

Derivationally Related Form:feelingsexperiencefeeling

Inherited Hypernyms:feel

Direct Hyponyms:angerbeamburnchafecongratulatecool offdieentertainfly highfumeglowharborharbourholdinclinejoynurseplumepridepride oneselfradiaterecaptureregretrejoicerepentruesaddensee redshinesmoldersmouldersuffersympathisesympathizetake pride

Full Troponyms:agonizeangeranguishbridleburncarechafecheercommiseratecondolecool offdieexuberateexultfeel forfly highfumegladdengloryglowgrieveharborinclinelightenlosemournprideraise the roofrecapturerejoicerepentsaddensmoldersteamsuffersympathizetake pridewallow

Sentence Frame:Somebody ---s something | Somebody ---s PP (apply to: feel) | Something ---s something Adjective/Noun (apply to: feel) | Something ---s Adjective/Noun (apply to: feel) | John will --- angry (apply to: feel)

vverb.cognitioncome to believe on the basis of emotion, intuitions, or indefinite grounds

Synset:feel find

Examples:

I feel that he doesn't like me
I find him to be obnoxious
I found the movie rather entertaining

Derivationally Related Form:feelfeeling

Hypernyms:conclude reason reason out

Inherited Hypernyms:findreasonthink

Sentence Frame:Somebody ---s that CLAUSE | They --- that there was a traffic accident (apply to: feel, find)

vverb.perceptionperceive by a physical sensation, e.g., coming from the skin or muscles

Synset:feel sense

Examples:

He felt the wind
She felt an object brushing her arm
He felt his flesh crawl
She felt the heat when she got out of the car

Derivationally Related Form:sensationsensorsensefeelingfeelsensiblesensitivesensing

Hypernyms:comprehend perceive

Inherited Hypernyms:feelperceive

Sentence Frame:Somebody ---s something | Somebody ---s somebody

vverb.bodybe conscious of a physical, mental, or emotional state

Examples:

My cold is gone--I feel fine today
She felt tired after the long hike
She felt sad after her loss

Hypernyms:be

Inherited Hypernyms:feelbe

Direct Hyponyms:feel like a millionfeel like a million dollarssuffocate

Full Troponyms:feel like a millionsuffocate

Sentence Frame:Somebody ---s Adjective

vverb.cognitionhave a feeling or perception about oneself in reaction to someone's behavior or attitude

Examples:

She felt small and insignificant
You make me feel naked
I made the students feel different about themselves

Derivationally Related Form:feelings

Hypernyms:believe conceive consider think

Inherited Hypernyms:feelthinkevaluatethink

Sentence Frame:Somebody ---s somebody to INFINITIVE | Somebody ---s somebody PP | Something ---s something Adjective/Noun | Somebody ---s something PP

vverb.perceptionundergo passive experience of

Examples:

We felt the effects of inflation
her fingers felt their way through the string quartet
she felt his contempt of her

Derivationally Related Form:feeling

Hypernyms:experience go through see

Inherited Hypernyms:feelexperienceundergochange

Sentence Frame:Somebody ---s something | Something ---s something

vverb.stativebe felt or perceived in a certain way

Examples:

The ground feels shaky
The sheets feel soft

Derivationally Related Form:feel

Hypernyms:appear look seem

Inherited Hypernyms:feellookbe

Direct Hyponyms:crawl

Full Troponyms:crawl

Sentence Frame:Something ---s Adjective/Noun | Somebody ---s Adjective | The cool air does --- good (apply to: feel)

vverb.perceptiongrope or feel in search of something

Examples:

He felt for his wallet

Derivationally Related Form:feel

Hypernyms:look for search seek

Inherited Hypernyms:feelsearch

Direct Hyponyms:grope forscrabble

Entailment:touch

Full Troponyms:grope for

Sentence Frame:Somebody ---s something | Somebody ---s somebody | The men --- the area for animals (apply to: feel)

vverb.contactexamine by touch

Synset:feel finger

Examples:

Feel this soft cloth!
The customer fingered the sweater

Derivationally Related Form:fingeringfeelfeelingfeelerfinger

Inherited Hypernyms:feel

Entailment:touch

Sentence Frame:Somebody ---s something

vverb.contactexamine (a body part) by palpation

Topic:medicinepractice of medicine

Synset:feel palpate

Examples:

The nurse palpated the patient's stomach
The runner felt her pulse

Derivationally Related Form:feelpalpationpalpatory

Hypernyms:touch

Inherited Hypernyms:palpatetouch

Sentence Frame:Somebody ---s something

vverb.possessionfind by testing or cautious exploration

Examples:

He felt his way around the dark room

Derivationally Related Form:feeler

Hypernyms:find regain

Inherited Hypernyms:feelfindget

Sentence Frame:Somebody ---s something

vverb.perceptionproduce a certain impression

Examples:

It feels nice to be home again

Derivationally Related Form:feel

Hypernyms:appear look seem

Inherited Hypernyms:feellookbe

Sentence Frame:Something ---s Adjective/Noun

vverb.contactpass one's hands over the sexual organs of

Domain Usage:argotcantjargonlingopatoisslangvernacular

Examples:

He felt the girl in the movie theater

Derivationally Related Form:feel

Hypernyms:touch

Inherited Hypernyms:feeltouch

Sentence Frame:Somebody ---s somebody

单词	feelings
释义	Feelings nnoun.feelingemotional or moral sensitivity (especially in relation to personal principles or dignity) Examples: the remark hurt his feelings Derivationally Related Form:feel Hypernyms:sensitiveness sensitivity Inherited Hypernyms:feelingssensitivityfeelingstateattributeabstractionentity nnoun.Topsthe experiencing of affective and emotional states Examples: she had a feeling of euphoria he had terrible feelings of guilt I disliked him and the feeling was mutual Derivationally Related Form:feel Hypernyms:state Inherited Hypernyms:feelingstateattributeabstractionentity Direct Hyponyms:affectaffectionaffectionatenessagitationamazementambivalenceambivalencyapathyastonishmentbraverycalmnesscomplexdesiredespairdevastationdislikeemotionenthusiasmexpectationfaintnessfearlessnessfellow feelingfondnessglowgratitudegravityhappinesshearthopehumblenesshumilityhumorhumouringratitudelevitylikingmoodpainpainfulnesspangpassionpassionatenessphiliapleasancepleasurepridepridefulnesssadnesssensitivenesssensitivitysentimentsexsexual urgeshamesolemnitysoulsoulfulnessstabsympathytempertendernessthingtwingeunconcernungratefulnessunhappinesswarmheartednesswarmness Full Hyponyms: abashmentabhorrenceacquired tasteaddictionadmirationaffectaffectionafterglowagapeaggravationaggressionagitationagonyalarmalgolagniaalienationambitionambivalenceamerican dreamamicabilityamorousnessamour propreamusementanaphrodisiaangeranglophiliaanglophobiaangstanguishanimosityannoyanceantagonismanticipationantipathyanxietyanxiousnessapathyaphrodisiaappetiteapprehensionapprobationapprovalardorastonishmentattachmentattritionawebad temperbangbelligerencebelongingbeneficencebenevolenceblahsblessednessbloodlustbonheurboredombroken heartbrotherhoodbuck feverbuoyancycalmnesscapricecaptivationcarefreenesschagrincheerfulnesscheerlessnesschillcivic prideclass feelingclosenesscold comfortcold feetcomfortcomfortablenesscommiserationcompassioncompatibilitycomplacencycomplexcompunctionconcernconditioned emotional responseconfidenceconflictconfusionconscienceconsolationcontemptcontentmentcoolnesscovetousnesscravingcreepscreepy-crawliescrueltycynicismdanderdazedefeatismdelightdemoralizationdepressiondesiredespairdespisaldespondencydevastationdevotiondiffidencedignitydisappointmentdisapprovaldiscomfiturediscomfortdiscontentmentdiscouragementdisgruntlementdisgustdisinclinationdislikedispleasuredissatisfactiondistancedistressdolefulnessdolordownheartednessdudgeondysphoriaeagernessearnestnesseasinessecstasyedginessegoelationelectra complexelectricityembarrassmentembittermentemotionemotional stateemotionlessnessempathyemulationencouragementenjoymententhusiasmentrancementenvyeuphoriaexhilarationexpectationexuberanceexultationfaintnessfatiguefavorfearfearlessnessfeelingsfetishfeverfidgetfilial lovefitfondnessforebodingforgivenessforlornnessfriendlinessfrissonfrustrationfulfillmentfurygaietygladnessgloatgloomglowgold fevergood humorgood willgratefulnessgratificationgratitudegravitygriefgrowing painsgrudgeguiltguilt panggustohankeringhappinessharassmenthateheartburningheartlessnessheartstringsheavinessheavyheartednesshelplessnesshero worshiphesitancehilarityhomesicknesshopehopefulnesshopelessnesshorrorhostilityhuffinesshumilityhysteriaill humorimpatienceinclinationindifferenceindignationinfatuationinferiority complexinfuriationingratitudeinsecurityinsightintimidationintoxicationirascibilityirritabilityisolationjealousyjitterinessjocundityjoie de vivrejollityjoyjoylessnesskindheartednesslanguorleaninglecherousnesslevitylibidolikinglividitylonginglovelovesicknesslovingnessloyaltymaleficencemalevolencemalicemasochismmawkishnessmeeknessmelancholymellownessmental anguishmercifulnessmisanthropymiserymisocaineamisogamymisogynymisologymisoneismmisopediamoodinessmorosenessmournfulnessmourningmurderousnessmysoandrymysophilianationalismnauseanirvananostalgianymphomaniaoedipus complexoppressionoptimismoversensitivenesspainpangpanicpassionpeacepeevepenis envypensivenesspessimismpetphilhellenismphilogynypiningpiqueplacidityplaintivenesspleasantnesspleasurepoignancepreferencepresageprideprotectivenesspruriencepuppy lovequality of liferadiancerazbliutoregardrejoicingreliefrepentancerepugnanceresentmentresignationrhapsodysadismsadnesssadomasochismsanguinitysatisfactionsatyriasisscareschadenfreudescruplescunnersecurityself-consciousnessself-depreciationself-disgustself-esteemself-pityself-torturesensationsensibilitysensitivitysensualitysensuousnesssentimentsentimentalitysexsexual desiresexual pleasureshadowshameshamefacednessshynesssilver liningsinkingsmugnesssoft spotsoftheartednesssolicitudesorrowsoulstage frightstatestewingstirstomachstorminessstupefactionsufferingsulksulkinesssurprisesurvivor guiltsuspensesweet toothswivetsympathytechnophiliatechnophobiatempertemptationtendernesstestinessthe hotsthingthroestimiditytitillationtogethernesstranquillitytrepidationtriumphtsoristumultumbrageunassertivenessunconcernundertowunfriendlinessunhappinessunpleasantnessunresturgevelleityvindictivenesswarmheartednesswarpathweaknessweepinessweightwildnesswillieswishwishfulnesswistfulnesswithdrawalwoewonderworld-wearinessworryworshipwoundwrathzeal nnoun.cognitiona vague idea in which some confidence is placed Synset:belief feeling impression notion opinion Examples: his impression of her was favorable what are your feelings about the crisis? it strengthened my belief in his sincerity I had a feeling that she was lying Derivationally Related Form:feelbelieveimpressionistic Hypernyms:idea thought Inherited Hypernyms:impressionideacontentcognitionpsychological featureabstractionentity Direct Hyponyms:effectfirst blushhunchintuitionpresencesuspicion Full Hyponyms: effectfirst blushheartintuitionpresencesound effectspecial effectstage effect nnoun.statethe general atmosphere of a place or situation and the effect that it has on people Synset:feel feeling flavor flavour look smell spirit tone Examples: the feel of the city excited him a clergyman improved the tone of the meeting it had the smell of treason Derivationally Related Form:feelspiritlookspiritize Hypernyms:ambiance ambience atmosphere Inherited Hypernyms:spiritatmosphereconditionstateattributeabstractionentity Direct Hyponyms:HollywoodZeitgeist Full Hyponyms: hollywoodzeitgeist nnoun.cognitiona physical sensation that you experience Examples: he had a queasy feeling I had a strange feeling in my leg he lost all feeling in his arm Derivationally Related Form:feel Hypernyms:somaesthesia somatesthesia somatic sensation somesthesia Inherited Hypernyms:feelingsomesthesiaperceptionbasic cognitive processprocesscognitionpsychological featureabstractionentity Direct Hyponyms:constrictiontightness Full Hyponyms: constriction nnoun.cognitionthe sensation produced by pressure receptors in the skin Synset:feeling tactile sensation tactual sensation touch touch sensation Examples: she likes the touch of silk on her skin the surface had a greasy feeling Derivationally Related Form:feeltouch Hypernyms:perception Inherited Hypernyms:touchperceptionbasic cognitive processprocesscognitionpsychological featureabstractionentity Direct Hyponyms:creepinesscutaneous sensationhaptic sensationskin sensation Full Hyponyms: creepinesscutaneous sensationitchprurituspruritus anipruritus vulvaetickletopognosiaurtication nnoun.cognitionan intuitive understanding of something Synset:feeling intuitive feeling Examples: he had a great feeling for music Hypernyms:intuition Inherited Hypernyms:feelingintuitionbasic cognitive processprocesscognitionpsychological featureabstractionentity Direct Hyponyms:sprachgefuhl Full Hyponyms: sprachgefuhl vverb.emotionundergo an emotional sensation or be in a particular state of mind Synset:experience feel Examples: She felt resentful He felt regret Derivationally Related Form:feelingsexperiencefeeling Inherited Hypernyms:feel Direct Hyponyms:angerbeamburnchafecongratulatecool offdieentertainfly highfumeglowharborharbourholdinclinejoynurseplumepridepride oneselfradiaterecaptureregretrejoicerepentruesaddensee redshinesmoldersmouldersuffersympathisesympathizetake pride Full Troponyms:agonizeangeranguishbridleburncarechafecheercommiseratecondolecool offdieexuberateexultfeel forfly highfumegladdengloryglowgrieveharborinclinelightenlosemournprideraise the roofrecapturerejoicerepentsaddensmoldersteamsuffersympathizetake pridewallow Sentence Frame:Somebody ---s something \| Somebody ---s PP (apply to: feel) \| Something ---s something Adjective/Noun (apply to: feel) \| Something ---s Adjective/Noun (apply to: feel) \| John will --- angry (apply to: feel) vverb.cognitioncome to believe on the basis of emotion, intuitions, or indefinite grounds Synset:feel find Examples: I feel that he doesn't like me I find him to be obnoxious I found the movie rather entertaining Derivationally Related Form:feelfeeling Hypernyms:conclude reason reason out Inherited Hypernyms:findreasonthink Sentence Frame:Somebody ---s that CLAUSE \| They --- that there was a traffic accident (apply to: feel, find) vverb.perceptionperceive by a physical sensation, e.g., coming from the skin or muscles Synset:feel sense Examples: He felt the wind She felt an object brushing her arm He felt his flesh crawl She felt the heat when she got out of the car Derivationally Related Form:sensationsensorsensefeelingfeelsensiblesensitivesensing Hypernyms:comprehend perceive Inherited Hypernyms:feelperceive Sentence Frame:Somebody ---s something \| Somebody ---s somebody vverb.bodybe conscious of a physical, mental, or emotional state Examples: My cold is gone--I feel fine today She felt tired after the long hike She felt sad after her loss Hypernyms:be Inherited Hypernyms:feelbe Direct Hyponyms:feel like a millionfeel like a million dollarssuffocate Full Troponyms:feel like a millionsuffocate Sentence Frame:Somebody ---s Adjective vverb.cognitionhave a feeling or perception about oneself in reaction to someone's behavior or attitude Examples: She felt small and insignificant You make me feel naked I made the students feel different about themselves Derivationally Related Form:feelings Hypernyms:believe conceive consider think Inherited Hypernyms:feelthinkevaluatethink Sentence Frame:Somebody ---s somebody to INFINITIVE \| Somebody ---s somebody PP \| Something ---s something Adjective/Noun \| Somebody ---s something PP vverb.perceptionundergo passive experience of Examples: We felt the effects of inflation her fingers felt their way through the string quartet she felt his contempt of her Derivationally Related Form:feeling Hypernyms:experience go through see Inherited Hypernyms:feelexperienceundergochange Sentence Frame:Somebody ---s something \| Something ---s something vverb.stativebe felt or perceived in a certain way Examples: The ground feels shaky The sheets feel soft Derivationally Related Form:feel Hypernyms:appear look seem Inherited Hypernyms:feellookbe Direct Hyponyms:crawl Full Troponyms:crawl Sentence Frame:Something ---s Adjective/Noun \| Somebody ---s Adjective \| The cool air does --- good (apply to: feel) vverb.perceptiongrope or feel in search of something Examples: He felt for his wallet Derivationally Related Form:feel Hypernyms:look for search seek Inherited Hypernyms:feelsearch Direct Hyponyms:grope forscrabble Entailment:touch Full Troponyms:grope for Sentence Frame:Somebody ---s something \| Somebody ---s somebody \| The men --- the area for animals (apply to: feel) vverb.contactexamine by touch Synset:feel finger Examples: Feel this soft cloth! The customer fingered the sweater Derivationally Related Form:fingeringfeelfeelingfeelerfinger Inherited Hypernyms:feel Entailment:touch Sentence Frame:Somebody ---s something vverb.contactexamine (a body part) by palpation Topic:medicinepractice of medicine Synset:feel palpate Examples: The nurse palpated the patient's stomach The runner felt her pulse Derivationally Related Form:feelpalpationpalpatory Hypernyms:touch Inherited Hypernyms:palpatetouch Sentence Frame:Somebody ---s something vverb.possessionfind by testing or cautious exploration Examples: He felt his way around the dark room Derivationally Related Form:feeler Hypernyms:find regain Inherited Hypernyms:feelfindget Sentence Frame:Somebody ---s something vverb.perceptionproduce a certain impression Examples: It feels nice to be home again Derivationally Related Form:feel Hypernyms:appear look seem Inherited Hypernyms:feellookbe Sentence Frame:Something ---s Adjective/Noun vverb.contactpass one's hands over the sexual organs of Domain Usage:argotcantjargonlingopatoisslangvernacular Examples: He felt the girl in the movie theater Derivationally Related Form:feel Hypernyms:touch Inherited Hypernyms:feeltouch Sentence Frame:Somebody ---s somebody
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