feeling
/ˈfilɪŋ/
noun
- An emotional state or reaction.
- I have a strange feeling that something is wrong.
- She had a feeling of joy when she saw her old friend.
- His feelings were hurt by the unkind comment.
- A physical sensation experienced through touch or the body.
- The doctor asked if I had any feeling in my injured leg.
- He lost all feeling in his fingers after being out in the cold.
- The feeling of warm sand between my toes is wonderful.
- An opinion or belief, especially one not based on facts.
- My feeling is that we should wait before making a decision.
- She has a strong feeling that the plan will work.
- What's your feeling about the new policy?
- The ability to experience emotions or physical sensations.
- After the accident, he regained feeling in his legs.
- Her poetry is full of deep feeling.
- The robot was designed without any capacity for feeling.
Antonyms
adjective
- Showing or expressing emotion; sensitive.
- She is a very feeling person who cares about others.
- He gave a feeling speech at the memorial service.
- The movie had a feeling ending that made everyone cry.