LOOK vs FEELING: NOUN
- Sight, glance, gaze.
- Synonyms Appearance, complexion, mien, manner, air.
- The act of looking or seeing; glance: as, loving looks.
- Appearance or seeming in general; the quality of anything as judged by the eye or the understanding: as, I do not like the look of the sky; the look of the thing (an action, a proposition, or the like) is bad.
- Visual or facial expression; cast of countenance; personal aspect: often used in the plural with a singular sense: as, a benevolent look; his looks are against him.
- A distinctive, unified manner of dress or fashion.
- Physical appearance, especially when pleasing.
- Appearance or aspect.
- A gaze or glance expressive of something.
- The act or instance of looking.
- The general atmosphere of a place or situation and the effect that it has on people
- The expression on a person's face
- Physical appearance
- The act of directing the eyes toward something and perceiving it visually
- An opinion, an attitude.
- Intuition.
- Emotional attraction or desire.
- Emotional state or well-being.
- Emotion; impression.
- Sensation, particularly through the skin.
- That quality of a work of art which embodies the mental emotion of the artist, and is calculated to affect similarly the spectator.
- Any state or condition of emotion; the exercise of the capacity for emotion; any mental state whatever
- The capacity of the soul for emotional states; a high degree of susceptibility to emotions or states of the sensibility not dependent on the body
- An act or state of perception by the sense above described; an act of apprehending any object whatever; an act or state of apprehending the state of the soul itself; consciousness.
- The sense by which the mind, through certain nerves of the body, perceives external objects, or certain states of the body itself; that one of the five senses which resides in the general nerves of sensation distributed over the body, especially in its surface; the sense of touch; nervous sensibility to external objects.
- Synonyms Thought, etc. See sentiment.
- In the fine arts, the impression or emotion conveyed by the general expression of a work of art, or of some part or detail of it, especially as embodying a particular emotion or conception of the artist.
- Opinion or determination as founded on or resulting from emotion.
- Obscure or vague perception; belief the reasons for which are not clearly understood: as, every one had a feeling of the truth of this statement.
- Specifically Fine or refined sensibility; fine emotional endowment; especially, tenderness or affectionateness of heart; susceptibility; in an adverse sense, sentimentality: as, a man of feeling: sometimes in the plural: as, to hurt or injure one's feelings.
- Hence An emotion in so far as it is immediately present to consciousness, not having regard to the physiological disturbance which is one of its elements; the capacity for emotion; mental state, disposition, or faculty as regards emotion: as, a feeling of sympathy; a feeling of pride in the history of one's country. See emotion, 2.
- In a restricted sense, pleasure or pain; any state or element of consciousness having a pleasurable or a painful aspect.
- The immediate quality of what is present to consciousness in sensation, desire, or emotion, considered apart from all activity of thought; the pure sense-element in consciousness; in a loose use, any element of consciousness not recognizable as thought or will.
- A sensation. Specifically
- The act of sensing or perceiving by sensation. Specifically
- Intuitive awareness or aptitude; a feel.
- Appreciative regard or understanding.
- The emotions thought to be conveyed or intended by a work of art.
- A general impression conveyed by a person, place, or thing.
- An opinion based strongly on emotion; sentiment: : view.
- An awareness or impression.
- Susceptibility to emotional response; sensibilities.
- The capacity to experience refined emotions; sensitivity; sensibility.
- An emotion of affection; a fondness.
- Strong mental agitation or excitement involving the emotions.
- An emotion, such as joy or sorrow.
- A physical sensation other than one experienced though touch.
- A sensation experienced through this sense.
- The sense of touch.
- The sensation produced by pressure receptors in the skin
- The general atmosphere of a place or situation and the effect that it has on people
- A vague idea in which some confidence is placed
- A physical sensation that you experience
- An intuitive understanding of something
- The experiencing of affective and emotional states
LOOK vs FEELING: ADJECTIVE
- N/A
- Emotionally sensitive.
- Expressive of great sensibility; attended by, or evincing, sensibility.
- Possessing great sensibility; easily affected or moved.
- Expressive of sensibility or emotion.
- Easily moved emotionally; sympathetic.
LOOK vs FEELING: VERB
- Have faith or confidence in
- Take charge of or deal with
- Look forward to the probable occurrence of
- Be oriented in a certain direction, often with respect to another reference point; be opposite to
- Search or seek
- Convey by one's expression
- Have a certain outward or facial expression
- Accord in appearance with
- Give a certain impression or have a certain outward aspect
- Perceive with attention; direct one's gaze towards
- Present participle of feel.
LOOK vs FEELING: INTRANSITIVE VERB
- To appear to be.
- To have an appearance of conformity with.
- To convey by one's expression.
- To turn one's eyes on.
- To face in a specified direction.
- To seem or appear to be.
- To turn one's expectations.
- To turn one's attention; attend.
- To turn one's glance or gaze.
- To search.
- To employ one's sight, especially in a given direction or on a given object.
- N/A
LOOK vs FEELING: OTHER WORD TYPES
- Be opposite to
- Direct one's gaze towards
- Perceive with attention
- The feelings expressed on a person's face
- To exercise the sense or faculty of vision; use the eyes in seeing; fix the sight upon some object, or upon some point or portion of space.
- See louk.
- To advance; improve: as, business is looking up.
- To cheer up; take courage.
- (idiom) (look up to) To admire.
- (idiom) (look the other way) To deliberately overlook something.
- (idiom) (look in on) To visit.
- (idiom) (look forward to) To think of (a future event) with pleasurable, eager anticipation.
- (idiom) (on/upon) To regard with contempt or condescension.
- (idiom) (alive/sharp) To act or respond quickly.
- (idiom) (look a gift horse in the mouth) To be critical or suspicious of something one has received without expense.
- Sensibly felt or realized; emotionally experienced; vivid.
- Exciting sensibility; deeply felt or realized; affecting.
- Expressive of sensibility; manifesting emotion or earnestness; emotive; earnest: as, a feeling look or gesture; he spoke with feeling eloquence.
- Possessing or affected by sensibility; easily affected or moved; experiencing emotion, especially that of sympathy or compassion: as, a feeling friend or advocate.
LOOK vs FEELING: RELATED WORDS
- Front, Smell, Flavor, Aspect, Tone, Search, Await, Face, Feeling, Wait, Appear, Expect, Seem, Feel, See
- Tactual sensation, Somesthesia, Somatic sensation, Somatesthesia, Somaesthesia, Touch, Flavor, Tactile sensation, Look, Tone, Notion, Belief, Smell, Spirit, Impression
LOOK vs FEELING: DESCRIBE WORDS
- Facial expression, Front, Smell, Flavor, Aspect, Tone, Search, Await, Face, Feeling, Wait, Appear, Expect, Feel, See
- Excitement, Thought, Dread, Longing, Vibe, Mood, Sense, Somesthesia, Touch, Flavor, Look, Tone, Belief, Smell, Spirit
LOOK vs FEELING: SENTENCE EXAMPLES
- Be willing to look at yourself in the mirror instead of grabbing the microscope to look at your mate.
- Some teachers look disappointed, some teachers look sad but not cowed.
- TRUST would look like TRVST or FOURTH would look like FOVRTH.
- We look after your van, so you can look after your business.
- While they might not necessarily look natural, they will give you a feel for how your hair will look with extra volume.
- Not only do buildings look alike, but they are arranged on streets that look the same no matter where they are.
- Seriously, they look scrumptious and your boys look like they are having so much fun.
- The best way to look away from sin is to look at something else.
- When you see them in the hair, they look completely like scalp and look totally natural.
- Here is a look at some TV highlights that we can all look forward to.
- Feeling pain in your lower abdomen or feeling like your stomach is hard or swollen is not an early sign of pregnancy.
- The content of God enters feeling such that the feeling derives its determination from this content.
- Some common effects to look out for include mood swings, feeling irritable or short tempered, being more emotional, and feeling depressed or anxious.
- She also said exercise would help my feeling fatigue, but never addressed the feeling I was experiencing in my bones.
- Find out how your child is feeling and communicate that what they may be feeling is normal.
- If you express a feeling about feeling bad, be prepared to say what makes you feel happy.
- When we are feeling an overwhelm, or feeling stressed out, our Sympathetic Nervous System is activated.
- These feelings stem from feeling taken advantage of or not feeling appreciated.
- Children and young people feeling good, feeling that their life is going well, and feeling able to get on with their daily lives.
- The list includes such attributes as relationship difficulties, feeling dissatisfied with family relationships, sexual dysfunction, trouble expressing feeling, and feeling different.
LOOK vs FEELING: QUESTIONS
- Do employers look for criminal convictions on resume?
- What made Greased Lightning look amateurish to you?
- Does being beautiful make you look more intelligent?
- What does metformin hydrochloride tablets look like?
- Do Bulgarians look Mediterranean or Middle Eastern?
- What does instantinstant magnetic attraction look like?
- Do your photos make you look like how you look in reality?
- Why do straight lines look slanted when I look at pictures?
- Why does my face look different when I look at myself?
- What happens when you look at someone and they look back?
- How to stop feeling overwhelmed and stressed easily?
- How can introverts avoid feeling rushed in conversation?
- Is there a feeling of uneasiness with gratification?
- Which sensation is responsible for a dizzy feeling?
- What is anhedonia (no feeling,emotional flatlining)?
- Are millennial mothers feeling overwhelmed and unsupported?
- How long is that same Old Feeling by that same old feeling?
- How long is the Justin Bieber the feeling song the feeling?
- Are you feeling the feeling of uncertainty in your career path?
- Is feeling everything better than feeling nothing at all?