Definitions
Wiktionary
- n. Plural form of feeling.
WordNet 3.0
- n. emotional or moral sensitivity (especially in relation to personal principles or dignity)
Examples
“What we do not realize in this stage is that these feelings are often associated with earlier childhood-or relationship-hurts we felt with loved ones and we are face to face with the decisions we made at that time to repress and deny our deepest feelings-~ because there was seemingly no-one there for us.”
“What we do not realize in this stage is that these feelings are often associated with earlier childhood hurts we felt with loved ones and we are face to face with the decisions we made at that time to repress and deny our deepest feelings~ because there was seemingly no-one there for us.”
“But that was just it: his example made Christophe understand that the worst falsity in German art came into it not when the artists tried to express something which they had not felt, but rather when they tried to express the feelings which they did in fact feel -- _feelings which were false_.”
“_interested_ feelings, between _objective _feelings and the others that are not _objective_ but simply _subjective_, between feelings of”
“But to really get under the skin of a man if you're a woman or vice versa, to look at the world through their eyes and feel with their feelings is astonishingly hard.”
“The best way to help your child build her social skills and boost her self-regulation which she ultimately needs to manage her own behavior is to stay engaged with her, help her label her feelings, and offer suggestions before crisis hits.”
The Huffington Post: Time-Out For Kids: How To Make Them Effective Tools For Parenting
“There are some girls who ruminate a lot on their feelings is actually one of the big risk factors for depression.”
“The candidate who comes closest to validating your feelings is the person you vote for.”
“But perhaps a time will arrive when we have become so developed, so enlightened, that we can remain indifferent before the spectacle of life, which now seems so brutal, so cynical, so heartless; when we have closed up those lower, unreliable instruments of thought which we call feelings, and which have been rendered not only superfluous but harmful by the final growth of our reflective organs.”
“Is that what you call your feelings?" said Jack Pringle.”
Lists
These user-created lists contain the word ‘feelings’.
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Talking About Words
The favorite words of Talking Tyrants
dolorous, parsimonious, apotemnophilia, odalisque, tuberoinfundibular, morass, ostentatious, sybaritic, vermilion, onomatopoeia, eschatology, teleology and 49 more...
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Touchy
Touch-sense metaphors, words and terms.
Includes general touch-oriented metaphors; words that seem like puns but reference the sense of touch, like: grasp (to grasp a concept), feeli...kinaesthesia, somatosensory, grasp, feelings, touchy, rubs, poke, kinesthetic, feels, hold, hands-on, moving and 14 more...
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Truly Awful "Music"
"Popular" songs etc that grate on the ear.
ob la di ob la da, e viva espagna, una paloma blanca, chicken dance, the wheels on the..., me and you and a ..., lady of spain, girl from ipanema, the farmer in the..., we built this city, timothy, shaddup you face and 15 more...
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Junk
walrus, fascination, broadway, fickle, downturn, bridge, gargle, rotunda, mesh, fab, shortlife, strumming and 304 more...
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Barbarismos
Linguistic imports of the kind that give the good scholars at the RAE (Real Academia Española) conniptions.
plum-cake, hacer footing, top-model, body-fitness, el parking, hacer puenting, gim-jazz, hacer camping, feelings, sandwichs, lunchs, el catering and 16 more...
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tmerkley's list
Art collages, journaling
life, glory, gift, share, serve, music, glistening, silence, truth, compassion, choice, love and 4 more...
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love
love love love
sleepless, dreams, restless, heartache, liebe, feelings, thoughts, death, lifeless, sad, sadness, pain and 45 more...
Tweets
Looking for tweets for feelings.

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