Are you feeling all right?feelingfeeling2 adjective 
a feeling look—feelingly adverb
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER DICTIONARIES
- A feeling look came across her face.
- For me it was fundamentally feeling part of a community, a word we didn't use in those days.
- In discussing John, advisers may acknowledge that they would feel uncomfortable with the client, probably feeling censure.
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES Are you feeling all right? I’m feeling much better, thank you. I’ve been feeling kind of blue. Paul was left feeling distinctly foolish. The divorce left him feeling empty and bitter. I had a funny feeling something was going to happen. Lyn’s not feeling too good today. I can’t help feeling that there has been a mistake. I couldn’t help thinking about the past. I have a horrible feeling that we’re going to miss the plane. I didn’t mean to hurt your feelings. Unemployment can cause feelings of inadequacy and low self-esteem. He had a deep-rooted feeling of inferiority. I spent the weekend feeling miserable. There was still a nagging doubt in the back of her mind. I had a nasty feeling that a tragedy was going to happen. She was feeling a bit peckish. She was feeling very randy. I had a sinking feeling inside as I realized I was going to fail yet again. All manufacturers are feeling the squeeze (=noticing the effects of a difficult financial situation). Graham felt a tingling sensation in his hand. an unconscious need to be loved As she neared the door, Amy felt a growing sense of unease. public unease about defence policy The illness left her feeling weak. A good meal promotes a feeling of well-being.
Are you feeling all right?· He was overcome by a sudden feeling of anger against the people who had put him there.
· Having an operation naturally entails feelings of anxiety.
I’m feeling much better, thank you. I’ve been feeling kind of blue.· How could he convey his feelings for her?
· For days he couldn't get over his sense of deep disappointment.
Paul was left feeling distinctly foolish.· Everyone in the business has a feeling of doom at the moment.
The divorce left him feeling empty and bitter.· He woke up that morning with a feeling of excitement.
· He felt unable to express his feelings in a letter.
I had a funny feeling something was going to happen. Lyn’s not feeling too good today.· She had a sudden feeling of gratitude towards him.
(also guilt feelings)· I had a permanent feeling of guilt that I didn't see Mum and Dad as often as I should.
· Being by the ocean gave her a feeling of great happiness.
· She talked about the feelings of hatred she has towards her son’s killer.
I can’t help feeling that there has been a mistake. I couldn’t help thinking about the past. I have a horrible feeling that we’re going to miss the plane. I didn’t mean to hurt your feelings. (=a feeling that you are an important person)· Sitting behind the big desk gave her a feeling of importance.
Unemployment can cause feelings of inadequacy and low self-esteem. He had a deep-rooted feeling of inferiority.· Her lips trembled with intense emotion.
· How do I deal with my feelings of jealousy regarding my girlfriend?
· A feeling of total joy swept over him.
I spent the weekend feeling miserable. There was still a nagging doubt in the back of her mind. I had a nasty feeling that a tragedy was going to happen.· Many women have feelings of nausea in early pregnancy.
· Did it give you a sense of nostalgia to see the play on Broadway again?
· Patients are encouraged to talk about their painful feelings.
· She looked out to sea with a rising sense of panic.
She was feeling a bit peckish.· Annie experienced a sudden feeling of pity for the young man.
She was feeling very randy.· She was filled with an overwhelming sense of relief.
(=love someone who loves you)· Sadly, she could never return his love.
· Performing such a difficult piece gave her a deep sense of satisfaction.
· I know that many people do not share my feelings.
I had a sinking feeling inside as I realized I was going to fail yet again. All manufacturers are feeling the squeeze (=noticing the effects of a difficult financial situation).· I have a lot of strong feelings on the issue.
Graham felt a tingling sensation in his hand.· Stephen’s controlled voice disguised his true feelings.
an unconscious need to be loved As she neared the door, Amy felt a growing sense of unease. public unease about defence policy· She had a vague feeling that she had let something important slip away.
The illness left her feeling weak. A good meal promotes a feeling of well-being.PHRASES FROM OTHER ENTRIES► follow your instincts/feelings/gut reaction etc► somebody can be forgiven for thinking/believing/feeling etc something► injure somebody’s pride/feelings etc► have a sneaking feeling/suspicion/admiration
showing strong feelings: - On the other hand, you might appeal to their finer feelings, their sense of duty and responsibility.
- Ven Gajdusek had no such finer feelings, of course, either conscious or subconscious.
- Women's bodies bring out all his finer feelings.
- It represents the germ of an idea which someday might explode into a national objective.
- But my gut reaction was that, despite his reputation for being hot tempered, he was a friendly, likable child.
- For the ordinary viewer, logical argument gives way to his or her gut reactions and personal experience in responding to people.
- I have a gut feeling that the old partnerships between nature and culture have momentarily slipped out of our reach.
- It is more a gut feeling-a visceral distrust of foreigners.
- It was just a gut feeling, a sense of unease.
- Male speaker There's gut feeling amongst the officers on the ground that it may be drugs related.
- Personal reflections My gut reaction has always been against the placing of bolts, and I've never used them.
- We worked on gut feeling and it was very difficult to control and manage all the development work because of the technology involved.
- Lori's sarcasm can lead to arguments and hard feelings.
- Actually, this time with hard feelings.
- And she bore Arnie no hard feelings.
- But there'd been no hard feelings between me and Albert.
- But there were no hard feelings.
- No hard feelings, Dickie boy.
- Sentiment has been intense on both sides of the issue and hard feelings abound.
- This is life as a mix of hard feelings, old wounds and some insights into how surprising the heart can be.
- We'd known each other too long for hard feelings.
- No hard feelings, Stu. You had every right to be angry with me.
- And she bore Arnie no hard feelings.
- But there'd been no hard feelings between me and Albert.
- But there were no hard feelings.
- He insisted he has no hard feelings toward the club, which tried to trade him prior to the draft.
- It was all over months ago and, as far as he knew, with no hard feelings.
- Just to show there's no hard feelings, here's a picture of Nigel's stylish new look.
- Apart from his injured feelings, little harm was done but subsequent protests became more violent and many landowners panicked.
- Bernice thought she detected more than a suggestion of injured pride in his rigid stance.
- Instead I retreated into a shell of injured pride.
- We sympathise with his injured pride and feel an injustice has indeed been committed.
- I have mixed emotions about our passing game.
- It was pretty good, but we left the rugged mountains with mixed feelings.
- Rob had mixed feelings about the house.
- The fifth reason was that mixed feelings seemed to exist about the mass media generally and radio in particular.
- Voice over Around Oxford students from other colleges had mixed feelings.
- Yeske has mixed feelings about the trust accounts known as Uniform Gifts to Minors Act accounts.
- As a solo instrument following a melodic line, the violin can convey every imaginable shade of feeling.
- From a sociologist's point of view, work has shades of meaning which are individual to each of us.
- In this more tolerant environment several newspapers representing different shades of opinion have already sprung up, especially in the urban areas.
- It represented all shades of opinion, but it was dominated by Sukarno.
- There was in most works an allowance for shades of feeling and meaning, and for the existence of doubt.
- These two directions or shades of opinion are not necessarily as starkly polarised as may appear.
- To teach me to perceive the shades of beauty and the shades of meaning ...
- And Dot had a sinking feeling because she realized she'd known all along even though she hadn't wanted to.
- And so we got on that old boat, and I had the worst sinking feeling.
- But the sight of pink carpe: and pink walls gave him a distinct sinking feeling.
- It was enough to give serious journalists a sinking feeling.
- People who lived through the Clinton impeachment are entitled to get a sinking feeling.
- Then, with a sinking feeling, I went to the caravan.
- Titanic job with a sinking feeling It's all in the red bag.
- With a sinking feeling, Katherine rearranged the items in her satchel.
- He destroyed parts of Diane's diary to spare the feelings of their children.
- I can remember nothing of them, but I have a vague feeling of having been well cared for.
- However; they had done little to develop emotional ideas and emotional thinking, to help Kyle put his feelings into words.
a feeling look—feelingly adverb- complaisant
- complaisantly
- Compleat Angler, The
- complected
- complement
- complementarity
- complementary
- complementary medicine
- complete
- completely
- completeness
- completion
- complex
- complexion
- complexity
- compliance
- compliant
- complicate
- complicated
- complication
- complicit
- complicity
- compliment
- complimentary
- compliment slip