feel feel | v. tr. | v. intr. | v. pron. | nm sense - Conjugate (Latin sentio, -ire, perceive through the senses, perceive, think) transitive verb 1. To perceive through one of the senses; have like feeling. 2. Understand what is happening in you; have as a feeling. = EXPERIENCE 3. Be sensitive to; be impressed by. 4. Be convinced or persuaded of. = FIND, CONSIDER, JUDGMENT, THINKING 5. Having a certain opinion or way of thinking about (something or someone). = FIND, CONSIDER, JUDGE, REPUTATE 6. Know, notice, recognize. 7. Assume on certain grounds. = CONJECTURE, FORESEE 8. Become aware of, give faith or notice of. = PERCEIVE 9. Be aware of. = UNDERSTAND 10. Understand, make sure. 11. Guessing, foreshadowing, sensing. 12. Know for certain clues. = SENSE 13. Listen indistinctly. = MEETH 14. Experiencing physical or moral change or alteration because of. = RESENT 15. Suffer the consequences of. 16. Feeling sad or embarrassed about; grieve for. = REGRET 17. Resenting, resenting, or taking offense at (something). 18. [Fine Arts] Have the aesthetic feeling. 19. [Fine Arts] Knowing how to translate through art. intransitive verb 20. Have the faculty of feeling. 21. Have sensitivity; have a sensitive soul. 22. Suffer. pronominal verb 23. To experience a feeling or a sensation. 24. Be aware of some phenomenon or what is going on inside oneself. = RECOGNIZE YOURSELF 25. Appreciate your physical or moral condition. = BELIEVE, IMAGINE, JUDGE, REPUT YOURSELF 26. Take something as an offense. = SORRY, OFFENDS, RESENT masculine noun 27. Feeling, sensitivity. 28. Way of thinking or seeing. = UNDERSTAND, OPINION, OPINION