feeling in Latin
feeling in Latin is sensus, affectus — feeling means an emotion or emotional state.
feeling in Latin
sensus
Emotion; impression.
affectus
Emotion; impression.
What does "feeling" mean?
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noun An emotion or emotional state.
"A feeling of relief washed over her when the plane landed safely."
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noun A sensation experienced through the sense of touch.
"She lost all feeling in her fingers from the cold."
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adj Showing or having strong emotional sensitivity.
"He gave a feeling, heartfelt speech at the memorial."
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feeling in a sentence
- A feeling of relief washed over her when the plane landed safely.
- He couldn't hide his feelings of disappointment.
- She lost all feeling in her fingers from the cold.
- The soft feeling of the blanket against my skin was comforting.
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What is "feeling" in Latin?
"feeling" in Latin is sensus, affectus. feeling means: An emotion or emotional state.
How do you use "feeling" in a sentence?
Example: "A feeling of relief washed over her when the plane landed safely." In Latin, "feeling" is sensus, affectus.
Are there other ways to say "feeling" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "feeling": sensus, affectus.
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