Feeling ( noun , adjective )

(As a noun)

Feeling ( noun )

1. An emotional state or reaction.
2. An intuition or impression.
3. The capacity to experience emotion.
4. A physical sensation.
5. A belief or opinion.

Origin:

Old english fēlan, of germanic origin; related to dutch voelen and german fühlen.

Examples:

1. She had a feeling of sadness after hearing the news.
2. I have a feeling that something good will happen today.
3. He has a strong feeling of loyalty to his country.
4. The cold wind gave me a feeling of discomfort.
5. My feeling is that we should postpone the meeting until next week.

(As an adjective)

Feeling ( adjective )

1. An emotional state or reaction.
2. An intuition or impression.
3. The capacity to experience emotion.
4. A physical sensation.
5. A belief or opinion.

Origin:

Old english fēlan, of germanic origin; related to dutch voelen and german fühlen.

Examples:

1. She had a feeling of sadness after hearing the news.
2. I have a feeling that something good will happen today.
3. He has a strong feeling of loyalty to his country.
4. The cold wind gave me a feeling of discomfort.
5. My feeling is that we should postpone the meeting until next week.