a pleasant or positive sensation or emotion
a very good or wonderful sensation
a very powerful emotion or opinion
an extremely pleasant feeling
an unpleasant feeling, or a feeling that something bad will happen
a very sincere and strongly felt emotion
a feeling of happiness, comfort, and affection
an extremely strong emotion
a very bad or unpleasant feeling
emotional pain or sadness caused by someone's actions or words
an instinctive feeling, not based on reason
a feeling that is so strong it is difficult to resist
an extremely good feeling
an unpleasant or pessimistic emotion
a natural, unlearned feeling
a feeling that is not clear or definite
a feeling that is clearly noticeable or separate from others
a feeling that is clear and certain
a feeling of dread or despair, as if one's stomach is dropping
an unpleasant feeling that persists over time
a feeling you are hesitant to admit, even to yourself
emotional pain or sadness caused by someone's actions or words
used to say that two people feel the same way about each other
a feeling suddenly affects someone
a strong feeling suddenly affects someone intensely
people are very angry, excited, or upset
a phrase used to say you are not angry or upset about a disagreement
used to specify the type of feeling
an opinion or emotion related to a particular subject
sympathy, affection, or an aptitude for something
done with genuine and strong emotion
to experience a particular emotion or premonition
to begin to experience an emotion or premonition
to show or make your emotions known
to upset someone by saying or doing something unkind
to let your emotions be seen by others
to feel or be affected by a particular emotion
to prevent your emotions from being seen or known
to acknowledge or confess your emotions
to become unable to physically feel a part of your body
to stop yourself from feeling or showing an emotion
to hide your emotions from other people, not talking about them
to become able to physically feel a part of your body again
to keep a negative feeling, such as resentment, for a long time
to express a strong, often negative, feeling freely