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| an expression of feeling; a feeling, opinion, etc. (n.) |
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| given to displays of tender or romantic feelings; romantic or tender in feelings, sometimes excessively so(adj.) |
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| a feeling that something is about to happen (n.) |
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| capable of feeling, awareness, or perceiving, (adj.) |
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| ability to feel or percieve; capability of feeling and awareness (n.) |
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| to express a feeling apart(i.e., different from the rest of the group); to express a feeling contrary to that of the majority (v.) |
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| to feel hurt, insulted, offended, indignant, etc. (v.) |
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| a feeling of being hurt, insulted, or offended (n.) |
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| feeling hurt, insulted, offended, or indignant (adj.) |
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| feel toward; say yes; to agree with (v.) |
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| to give permission; to feel with (v.) |
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| responding pleasurably to sense stimulation (adj.) |
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| pertaining to the senses (adj.) |
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| feeling or responding keenly (adj.) |
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sensitivity,
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| the quality or state of responding keenly or with feeling (n.) |
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| unable to feel or respond keenly (adj.) |
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insensitivity,
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| inability to respond keenly or with feeling (n.) |
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| romantic or tender feelings (n.) |
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