Feels is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FEELS in dictionary:

VERB:
• FEEL, to perceive by the sense of touch
• be aware of (a person or object) through touching or being touched
• be aware of (something happening) through physical sensation
• examine or search by touch
• be capable of sensation
• give a sensation of a particular physical quality when touched
• investigate something cautiously
• experience (an emotion or sensation)
• consider oneself to be in a particular state or exhibiting particular qualities
• have the strength and energy to do or deal with
• be healthy and well
• be strongly affected by
• have compassion for
• have a belief or impression, especially without an identifiable reason
• hold an opinion
• fondle someone surreptitiously and without their consent, for one's own sexual stimulation.
NOUN:
• an act of touching something to examine it.
• a sensation given by an object or material when touched
• the impression given by something
• feelings of heightened emotion
• the sense of touch
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to perceive through the sense of touch

Words related to FEELS

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How to use FEELS in a sentence

• When the human being has more energy than he requires in order to supply the bodily needs of himself and his family, then he feels impelled to use it.
• The incentive should be the need that the child feels, and when this is evident time and pains should be given to the subject so that it maybe quickly acquired.
• It is then that the heart, which has been impressed with the goodness of the Creator, feels that goodness brought, as it were, into very contact with the senses.
• I need not tell you that your intention causes him the deepest regret, and he feels, as I do, how essential it is that nothing should be known of it at present.
• It was the rude impression of one who sleeps without wishing to and feels himself shaken by reviving restlessness.
• There may, as I say, be moral reasons for perseverance, and if a man feels that it is his duty to complete a work when his artistic impulse has failed him, he had better do it.
• I have made known to the queen the assurance you give her by your letter of your affection, for which she feels all the reciprocity you can desire.
• The temperature has dropped below zero, but to-night it is so calm and bright that one feels delightfully warm and comfortable in the tent.
• It is enough, however, that every one feels, and is more or less led by it, whether definite or not.
• The peasant who feels, or believes himself to be treated with injustice, or cruelty, never pauses to reflect upon the religion of the man whom he looks upon as his oppressor.
• The Cleveland Medical Library Association feels that it is fortunate in being enabled to present to its members and to others of the profession this work of Dr.
• The soul in trouble feels its need of God, turns to Him, and then gets to know the fulness of His mercy, even in and through the affliction.
• The worker, naturally, feels that such surroundings are his right, and in no sense a reward and incentive to added activity.
• It seemed to me that intellectual sympathy and the natural admiration which a younger man feels for a brilliant senior formed the obvious bond between them.
• Rough, dull, hardy woodman as he was, he felt now as a child feels in the dark, afraid of he knew not what.
• He spoke with a fine edge of authority in his voice, as a man speaks who feels himself superior to his circumstances and companions.
• We have an opportunity of judging for ourselves how it feels, for we are now living through a very important chapter of history.
• He feels as strongly as I do how much we all owe to Dr.
• Greece nor Rome feels at home among us, nor should they.
• She will never disgrace herself nor the coronet which she already feels pressing lightly upon her head.
• He feels and freely exercises his right of eminent domain.
• Every one feels the cheer of her presence as of a warm, comfortable fire-side.
• Also, he feels your Assembly should obey and work with the National Assembly in the greatest love and harmony.
• With other authors one feels that the man is inferior to his work.
• The executive, on his part, feels that he ought to discharge the employee.
• The movement is different from the falling down and slight drawing back of the ears, when a dog feels pleased and is caressed by his master.
• He believes the story which is told to him, and then feels happy in shaking off an incubus.
• Lady Susan was a great help to her in London, and she feels the comfort of their honesty.
• Every one in the village feels as if they had known him.
• So it is nicely settled, and John feels supremely happy, just as all sincere and successful wooers have done from time immemorial.
• Man also, when he feels this divine influence, feels that it is distinct from his reason.
• He feels more strongly than the European that change is in itself an evil and he finds small satisfaction in action for its own sake.

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