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How Do You Spell FEEL?

Correct spelling for the English word "feel" is [f_ˈiː_l], [fˈiːl], [fˈiːl]] (IPA phonetic alphabet).

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Common Misspellings for feel
Similar spelling words for feel
Plural for feel
Definition for feel
Anagrams for feel
Usage examples for feel
Abbreviation feel means
Conjugate verb feel
Opposite words for feel

Common Misspellings for FEEL

Below is the list of 370 misspellings for the word "feel".

Similar spelling words for FEEL

Plural form of FEEL is FEELS

Definition of FEEL

  1. f[=e]l, v.t. to perceive by the touch: to handle or try by touch: to be conscious of: to be keenly sensible of: to have an inward persuasion of.--v.i. to know by the touch: to have the emotions excited: to produce a certain sensation when touched, as to feel hard or hot:--pr.p. feel'ing; pa.t. and pa.p. felt.--n. the sensation of touch.--ns. FEEL'ER, a remark cautiously dropped, or any indirect stratagem, to sound the opinions of others: (pl.) jointed fibres in the heads of insects, &c., possessed of a delicate sense of touch, termed antennæ; FEEL'ING, the sense of touch: perception of objects by touch: consciousness of pleasure or pain: tenderness: emotion: sensibility, susceptibility, sentimentality: opinion as resulting from emotion: (pl.) the affections or passions.--adj. expressive of great sensibility or tenderness: easily affected.--adv. FEEL'INGLY.--FEEL AFTER (B.), to search for. [A.S. félan, to feel; Ger. fühlen; prob. akin to L. palp[=a]re, to quiver.]

Anagrams of FEEL

4 letters

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2 letters

Usage Examples for FEEL

  1. Can you feel that? - "Ulysses" by James Joyce
  2. I always feel so happy out here. - "Anne Of The Island" by Lucy Maud Montgomery

What does feel stand for?

Abbreviation FEEL means:

  1. Facially Expressed Emotion Labeling
  2. Foundation for the Enhancement and Enrichment of Life

Conjugate verb Feel

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have felt
you would have felt
he/she/it would have felt
we would have felt
they would have felt
I would have feel
you would have feel
he/she/it would have feel
we would have feel
they would have feel

CONDITIONAL PERFECT PROGRESSIVE

I would have been feeling
you would have been feeling
he/she/it would have been feeling
we would have been feeling
they would have been feeling

CONDITIONAL PRESENT

I would feel
you would feel
he/she/it would feel
we would feel
they would feel

CONDITIONAL PRESENT PROGRESSIVE

I would be feeling
you would be feeling
he/she/it would be feeling
we would be feeling
they would be feeling

FUTURE

I will feel
you will feel
he/she/it will feel
we will feel
they will feel

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be feeling
you will be feeling
he/she/it will be feeling
we will be feeling
they will be feeling

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have felt
you will have felt
he/she/it will have felt
we will have felt
they will have felt

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been feeling
you will have been feeling
he/she/it will have been feeling
we will have been feeling
they will have been feeling

IMPERATIVE

you feel
we let´s feel

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to feel

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was feeling
you were feeling
he/she/it was feeling
we were feeling
they were feeling

PAST PARTICIPLE

felt

PAST PERFECT

I had felt
you had felt
he/she/it had felt
we had felt
they had felt

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been feeling
you had been feeling
he/she/it had been feeling
we had been feeling
they had been feeling

PRESENT

I feel
you feel
he/she/it feels
we feel
they feel

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am feeling
you are feeling
he/she/it is feeling
we are feeling
they are feeling

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

feeling

PRESENT PERFECT

I have felt
you have felt
he/she/it has felt
we have felt
they have felt

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been feeling
you have been feeling
he/she/it has been feeling
we have been feeling
they have been feeling

PRESENT SUBJUNCTIVE

he/she/it feel

SIMPLE PAST

I felt
you felt
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